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BOARD OF ALDER HEN.
(Oficial Proceedings.)
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Resolved, That warrants be drawn on
the City Treasurer in favor OF the Ioif
E.. W Woolley, City, Clerk. -. $ 4ls SS
John Graham, City Marsha tbe COW
E Ward ]. Hewitt. assistant to :,
oy yHgeace OF ,R fae Po fnspector of $3.50
scales Masiae Weights and Measures. 1888
VIM. H. Neili, Inspector of Build ,.s m
Henry eans; Puster, Judge First District % %
James Gsar' ". Bradden, clerk First dis .. -
James araee o a. IMicerath, Judge Sec 90 ~
Robert {: McPsrmott. clerk Sec ,,s 90
9Ra D renort was aea Received and the reso-
luton adopted by the following vote the
yeas and nays having been ordered ano
Yeas0All the members present. seven
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
P ions heretofore refeerred:-
Resolved. That two % Licenses for for
public ] R0rtegr;s sr be i ngaea b bSe the eorp masfs
seal Of the city, to John Gately. on
his paying the license fees.
Resolved, That licenses to peddle goods,
be- Dai issued by the Mayor, and city Clerk
under the corporate seal Of the city to
Peter Delissio, George 4. Lysman' Eu,
Popke, on their paying the license fee.
Resolved, That licenses as street must
clans be issued by the Mayor and CITY
Clerk. under the corporate cor POI 1u Ssal q Ho lhs
iacob Baekes. K. Geib, W. Wirth, G..
With 5 E.. Wiirth. Fritz Muller. Karl
Hahn, Jacob Kohler and Kari Wirtn.
tAlderman Mccarthy appeared and
%1D1T fl see 8 + CLAIMS BY REEsoLU-
The following resolutions were report
ed by committees in payment OF claims
heretofore REFEREED
BY Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the sum of $3.50 be
paid to A. S Burniston for groceries for
os sii 81 to G. Grimminger for groceries
for out door poor to April IS, 1895.
sec rs to Hawthorn Bros re;, : for 1eog groceries
sa.B to Isaac Taylor for groceries
for out door poor to April Is, 1885.
ment co. for gas used in Office of Over
seer Of the Poor, Monday, March 80. 1895.
By Committee on Baths and Armories;
to Coughlin Bros. for coal for Fourth
Regiment Armory. January and Feb
s5 to G. H. Springsted for coal for
Fourth Regiment Armory.
$54 to C. H. Springsted for coal Tor
Fourth Regiment Armory.
s196 to D. Steele and Son for furniture,
etc, for Fourth Regiment N. g. n; J.
S61.20 to United Gas Improvement co.
for gas used in Armories Fourth Regl-
ment, February, 1895.
for gas used in Armories March, 1885.
BY Committee on District Courts v.
Resolved. That the suIn of $2s 50 be paid
E First srn District eIO Court, April 5. 1885
81 to w. H. Allen for ice furnished at
First District Court, February and March
81 to Joseph poland for services as
day in January and February, 1895:
s26 to Joseph Boland for services as Con
$50 to Brush, Alberts & Co.. for fur
niture for First District Court,
blanks for First District Court.
So to A. M. Henry for coal and wood
for Second District Court. February,
SIS to ]. H. Masker for services as con-
stable First District Court. March, 1895.
F FSr G lepa If aoi IN El piaaeg for registry
s14 to Louis G. Bullock, Fifth precinct,
First district.
s14 to Emil Bading, Eleventh precinct,
s14 to Albert hickman. Eleventh pre-
cinct, First district.
81 to Albert Bickrnann, First precinct.
Fifth district.
s14 to gottfried Book. Ninth precinct
S14 to julius Boose. Third precinct.
Third district.
81 to VIM. chanmont. Sixth precinct,
S14 to Louis di Alexandra, First pre-
cinct. Second district.
.s14 to Herman Friese, Thirteenth pre-
cinet, Fourth district.
s14 to Louis Hinterhagen, Ninth pre-
81 e g, +, Henry aItr, =. Kahlert, Tenth pre-
Second district.
81. to the Minkakwa Club. Thirteenth
s14 to Catharine Looney, Sixth precinct.
Second district.
sl4 to James Mccarthy. Fifteenth. pre-
81 to Patriek McKenna, Eighteenth pre-
cinct, Fourth district.
s4 to Henry Neil. Fourth precinct.
81 to Henry c. Nicodemus. Eleventh
precinct. Sixth district.
sl4 to John F. Redden. Fourth precinct.
Third district.
sl4 to Chas. Reinecke. Eighth precinct.
Fifth district.
S19 10 Albert Seminole, Seventeenth pre-
cinct. Fourth district
81 to Theodore Schultz. Fourth pre-
cinct, Second district.
So to n, F.. ~seeberger. Seventh pre-
cinct, Fourth district.
S14 TO c. a; Springfield. First precinct.
s14 to Louis Thurm. Fifth precinct. Sec
Resolved, That the sum of Sc be paid
to James Atchison for rubber bands for
sl8i to Chronicle Publishing Co. for
printing blanks. etc. for registry and
election, April. 1885.
s234.s5 to Albert DATE for stationery.
etc. April. 1895.
sli1. So to Albert Datz for envelopes.
poll books, etc..~April, 1895.
sos 80 to Albert Datz for registry books.
etrs. April, 1885.
sza4.15 to Albert DATE for printing ball
ssi5.i5 to Evening Journal Association
for advertising registry n election
notices April. 1898.