The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-17
COUNSEL PrOcGc iingS.

/ - ''tJO'Ai H'I touuCu meeting HaS
called to order Tuesday night by Mayor
/ Howe at 6:I5. Eleven aldermen an
swered TO their names and the opinion
! OF City Attorney Reed was read regard
( Ing the bill at the Northern hotel charg-
T ed Tor meals TO jurors He stated that
he dld not believe the city should pay
1t as 1t stood bat should appropriate
money to the sheriff for it. City Clerk
/ Kelley read the writ served on him for
the council Of the notice of appeal in
the Starkweather case.
The matter of compensation for the
! board of review and the city clerk, city
! engineer and mayor, Mr. Reed inform
ed the council that the state law allow
ed the same compensation as the asses
/ sors got
The matter Of the Bank of South Su-
perior was referred back to the finance
committee for the purpose Of allowing
the officers of the institution to confer
with the committee.
The beer dealers who ship the ardent
spirits into the city Will hereafter pay
INTO the city treasurer's hands 500 each
year If they wish to have tie citizens
drink their beer. Some opposition was
shown to the passage of the resolution
as some Of the aldermen thought home
manufacturers should pay the same as
outsiders.
The curIew ordinance, which Las
created So much comment among the
citizens, was laid over until the regular
meeting of Tuesday night when Judge
llutchins viii lie heard on the benefits
Of such an ordinances
The resolution ordering a survey of a
sewer district i'll the Eighth ward caus-
ed great deal Of comment and discus
sion among the different aldermen and
as it was TO be constructed for the pur-
pose Of connecting the Webster Manu-
featuring company's plant. \. J. Web
ster was present and urged the build
ing Of a sewer, but Ala. French object
ed, claiming that it would effect the
poor people in the district who merely
Owne d their own homes while the
Webster people paid very little Of the
Improvement.
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matter " sewer must ne punt Il accord
ing 10 the wishes OF the representative
% tle webster manufacturing com
l,"hE, "o"9 lhe street on "hlch Is punt
the houses OF those poor laborers. 1t
VIII cost $40 or 500 a lot to make this
improvement which Is too much OF a
liafdSillP at inns season. Inc drainage
Is gooa enough now.
The matter was referred to the city
engineer 10 report al the next meeting
ana to furnish the estimated costs OF
the WORK should 1t De deemed neces-
sarv to do 1t at once.
Aid. Green introduced resolution
which was unanimously adopted, re-
guessing the municipal Judge to place
all WrIts, VcnreS, subpoenas and other
processes III the hands OF the cmei OF
ponce Tor service. Inc cry cIerk was
instructed to serve notice on Judge
iiufchlnS as soon as possible.
The next question was the election OF
a president of the council. \ motion
was carried that the vote be by ballot
and Aldermen Cutler and Larson were
appointed teIlcrs. The first vote was
an IN ofmaI ballot ana Rogers received
9; Atkinson !; Johnston !; Green !;
Mcqueen ; Doug'"s /.
\ motion was put ana carried 10
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gave ana. Rogers q majority OF me votes
cast ana ne WAS "rt.a'e" e'ec'eu oS
-AId. loss VINO was llillllS me cha!f as
the MAYOR ma" D'eh co"'PeIIed 10 lea'e
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