, 1898-09-07
MEETING
AN -UNIMPORTANT SESSION HELD
BY THE CITY FATHERS
LAST NIGHT.
Charles Hegewald Confirmed as City
Clerk to Succeed w. E. Howard
Monthly Reports OF Omcers-Fer-
Der and McRae Appointments Con-
firmed-Bills Against the City.

The city council met in regular ses-
sion last evening, there being present
Councilmen Grant, Fee, Miller and
May. Marshal Stirling and Treasurer
Palmer, who also acted as clerk by vir,
tue OF a temporary appointment made
by the mayor.
A communication from Mayor Miller
was read. in which he nominated
Charles Hegewald for the ofice Of city
clerk, in place Of w. e. Howard, who
has removed from the city. On motion
the nomination was confirmed, and Mr..
Hege valid will assume the duties of the
position as soon as his bond is approx
ed and he has taken the oath of Office.
Justice Fitch reported nineteen cases
and collections to the AMOUNT of 500.
The report of the city marshal show
ed collections to the amoun Of $146.5O.
The sexton of the city cemetery re-
ported the sale of three lots, collections
to the amount Of $40, and three burials
during the month of August.
Communications from the mayor
nominating Ed Ferber as city hall jani-
tor and j. c. McRae as night policeman
were read and on motion the nomina-
lions were confirmed.
Auditor Richards of the Union Pa
cific hotel company was present and
made application for a rebate on the
%unexptred liquor license held by the
company. Mr.. Richards was informed
that no rebate could be granted, but
that he was at liberty to transfer the
license to other parties and thus recov-
er some of the money invested.
An informal talk on the proposition
to purchase a team of horses for the
use of the city was INDUCED in. 1t was
thought that such an investment would
be a losing M at this season OF the
year and the matter was dropped.
The following bills against the city
were presented and allowed, and war
rants were ordered drawn in payment
Of the respective amounts:
James Stirling. salary marshal. : SO 80
]. c. McRae. SALARY policeman. 66 &C
E. Ferber, salary janitOr. ....... 65 90
P. OSConnor. salary ditch tender 65 90
H Otterson. salary cemetery sex
ton...... . . 40 90
Joseph Erne. labor. .......... l 90
Albert Cook, repairing street
DOXeS..... $500. ........... 8 w
J. M. Smith, salary pound tender 80 90
George Featherstone, labor. 1 90
]. Mast, sprinkling Streets. 20 40
E. A. Hutton, hay for pound. II 60
Mrs. C. l. Pope, meals to prison
ers...... .... .............. o oV
James Stirling, dog bounty. 8 70
Holiday Co., street boxes...... 10 80
G. W. Lovejoy, dray........... %
s. A. Crawford, sprinkling
Streets. -. ............ AZ 80
8. A. Crawford, sprinkling cart. 100 90
W. H. Lovett, painting house,. 10 90
George j. Morgan, dray....... 2 so
Electrict light, July and August. 1853 Is
R. E. Fitch, salary Justice. rs 90
E. p. Palmer, salary treasurer. 20 SO
l.. Fee, salary councilman. 4 16
w. E. Howard, salary clerk. 20 Is
Mrs. E. Pope, meal tickets. ..... 4 80
Boomerang Co., advertising and
printing. ....... ....... Al 50
NJ. N. Grant, salary councilman. 4 10
NJ. N. Grant, remit. -. -. 20 90
P. H. May, salary councilman. 4 16
Andrew Miller, salary council
mdn...... -. .'....... 800. 10
Thomas Hassett, salary council
man.. . e.. .......... 4 16
W. B. Allen. dray. ....... 1904. 2 90