The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-07-06

On Motion of Mr.. Bierwirth the
proposition of Mr.. Regenhardt was
accepted, and the City Clerk instructed
to enter into a contract with Mr..
Regnhardt for the rental of said build
ing for the purpose named. provided
said building is rendered to the city
by August 18th next.
This being the meeting for the open
ing of sealed proposals for ''Deposi-
tory" of city funds, as advertised by
the City Clerk, but n proposal was
submitted in response to said adver-
tisement. and that. from Sturdivant
Bank. which was read. Said bank
proposes to execute bond as requird,
and pay interest on daily balances at
the rate of three fourths of one per
cent per annum. and perform such
other duties as required.
On motion of Mr.. Adams the prOpo-
sal of Sturdivant Bank was accepted
and said bank awarded the contract
for depository of the city funds, for
the year ending June Both. 1896. said
bank to file the bond required by law
d. L. Hoffman. TO whom was award
ed the contract 70? printing and bind
ing the revised ordinances appeared
before the board and submitted twelve
copies of the work. stating that the
remainder of the two hundred copies
ordered had been delivered to the City
Clerk. who had inspected and APP
proved the work as authorized by the
Council.
After the board had examined the
paper, binding, finish and general ex-
e%cutiOn of the work submitted. Mr..
Bierwirth moved that the same be re-
ceived and approved.
Mr.. Hoffman also submitted his bill
for said work, as follows:
For printing and bind
ing 200 copies of the
Revised Ordinances
of the city of Cape
Girardeau, 1853 pages
at 50 cents per page
as per CONTRACT. 1914 40
Or. by warrant. ....... - 90
Blance due. 1893 40
Mr.. Bierwirth moved hat said bill
be allowed and the Clerk instructed
to issue a warrant drawn on the Cen
eral Revenue Fund in favor of d. L.
Hoffman for the amount of same. Car
ried.
The following bill for services rem
dered in revising the ordinances of
the city was presented and read:
Sam. NJ. Green for re-
vising ordinance. etc.
and making index. $500
Less amounts paid by
city at various times. 30
Balance due. .......... $3.50 90
Geo.E E. Chappell. Clerk
for services in re-
vising ordinances.
experimenting print
ing. etc. $500 90
On motion of Mr.. Bierworth said
bills were allowed and the Clerk in
structed to issue warrants drawn
on the General Revenue fund in pay
mem of same.
On motion of Mr.. Voglesang it was
ordered that the City Clerk be author
lied to present to each of the officers
of the city. a copy of the Revised or
dinances. and for him to transcribe
their respective James and offices in
the same before delivering them: the
remaining copies to be delivered to
any n on the payment of one dollar
for each copy.
The following bills were presented
and read:
Ferd Stemile for ;
monthsre rent for house
for fire department to
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Ben Cooked for hack
and Jriver......... 81
3. Balm for repairing
lawn mower ....... ! ~
Z. Il. Judcn. Street
Commissioner for
salary for june. Sd b
Boarding prisoners. 81 30 :" -
John Grieb Marshal
FOR salary June. a.
tendance. crc....... y -
c. 6. Water ". * e.
Ii. Co. for - light,
fo- June........ 30 y
c. Lindemann for INN
Der for paint mill
5ridge.............. 225.
Chas. Blattner for lwn-
Der. Merriwether 81.
-EWeF.. 1 -
David Piercefeld Tor
removing dead ami
maIs................. 80.
Geo c. Schadenberg for
material and building
dog pound. ........ 10 80
Philip Mag for i'm
neutrality-suspicious..