The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-16
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
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A special meeting OF the village coun
ell was held In the clerks Office Thurs
day evening, March IA, 1898.
Present-President Girard. Trustees
Psnnock, Hand. st. GERMAN, Sehwalm
and Nilsson. Absent-Bourks.
Minutes Of previous meeting were
read and upon motion approved.
The board OF inspectors of election re-
ported as follows:
At the annual village election held In
the Town Hall Monday, March IL. 1895.
the following named persons received the
largest number of votes, viz:
For presidsnt-Edward l.. Stone, for
clerk-Horacs o. ID, Ferguson, for
treasurer-Anthony Girard; trustees,
two years, James j. Byers, James Nc
Randle, John A. Cochran; street commits
sioner, Henry GIrard; assessor. Carl
Schmeling; poundmaster, Daniel Me-
Millen.
Inspectors OF Northumberland Feore.
Peter Nilsson and Nelson Pennock.
Moved and supported that the above
report be adopted and the above named
persons be declared duly elected.
On motion the bill Of Estate OF Thomas
Nester Estate. S375. 90, was referred to
finance committee. Moved and supported
that the bill Of p. r. McKernap, $50. 90.
which tie finance committee found cor
rect. be allowed.
Ayes-St. German, Pennock, Hand,
Nilsson and Schwalm. Nays-none.
The finance committee made the fol-
lowing report:
We, the undersigned finance committee hav-
ing inspected and checked up the clerks and
treasurer's books, find that the treasurer
ceived S8,979l6, and expended s6,6Is.gs, leaving
a balance on hand of S30O.2f, of which there is
a note of S250.00 held by the treasurer, given by
VIM. Holmes, which note the council authorized
the treasurer to accept as collateral, and cur.
that the clerk has issued orders to the amount
Of A,6i2.10; treasurer has paid for orders is
sued in 1893, 2,3A.7; there are still orders
orders outstanding for 1894, 81 ,20i.0l; accounts
outstanding for which no orders have been
issued, s673.s5. FRED W. sCHwALM,
NELSON s. PENNOCK,
Finance Committee.
On motion the above report was
adopted. Moved by Psnnock, supported
by Hand, that the uote held by treasurer
be turned over to the new treasurer as
collateral.
Ayes-Psnnock, st. German. Hand
and Nilsson.
Nays-Schwalm. Carried.
Moved by Pennock. supported by
Hand, that Henry Girard be allowed one
months back salary as marshal.
Ayes-Psnnock, St. German, Hand:
Nilsson and Schwalm.
Nays-none. Carried,
The bill of Peter Nilsson, $500. regis
tration and election fee, was allowed by
the following vote:
Ayes-Pennock, Hand and Nilsson.
Nays-St. German and Schwalm.
Moved by Pennock, supported by Nils
son, that the bill of w. G. Hand, $500,
for member of board OF registration and
election, he allowed.
Ayes-Pennock, Hand and Nilsson.
Nays-St. German and Schwalm,
Moved by Schwalm. supported by st.
German, that the bill of Il. Feorc, Sl.50,
one day election board, be allowed.
Ayes-Pennock, st. Germaln, Nilsson
and SchwaIm.
Nays-Hand.
Moved by Hand. supported by Nillsop,
that the bill OF n. s. Pennock, Sl2.0o,
registration and election, member OF
finance committee and surveying, be al
lowed.
Ayes-Penneck, Hand and Nilsson.
Nays-St. German and Schwalin.
The following is the report of the
treasurer:
RECEIPTS.
March |, 1891, balance on hand .......S ll2.il
From county treasurer, liquor license. 67I3.25
Other licenses. ......,,.................. 93.5o
Total. .s97s.i6
Disbursements amounting to. :. s6,6Is.92
Moved and supported that the above
report be adopted and placed on file.
Carried.
The clerk made the following report.
viz:
Total amount received. ........ ...... S6,919.16
Total orders drawn during 1891 ....... 4,8l2.l0
Total orders unpaid for 1893. ........ 3,503.@
Orders issued and not paid. .Sl313.B
Estimated accounts outstanding 613.S5
Total indebtedness. 49,. .s2,0i7.6l
Moved and supported that the above
report be adopted.
On motion the council adjourned.
5. ID. DEvESPoRT,
Deputy Clerk.
ASSININS.
William Papin is on the sick list.
Jacob Forcia was at LAnss Thursday.
Charles Pspin was at Baraga Wednes-
day.
William Neopsneso is at Huron Bay
fishing.
Several sunmer crows were seen here
Tuesday.
Jacob Forcia was in the woods fer
several days.