The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-04-04
CANVASS OF CITY VOTES.
Council Officially Determines
the Successful Candidates.
RESULTS ARE NOT CHANGED.

Few Figures Altered from lhose
Characterization Jail has APP
peared at its Old Location--Claims
Allowed for the Month.
The city council mot in regular ses.
sion last evening. There were present
Mayor Koenigstein, Councilmen Brum-
mund, Degner, Cow, Spellman, Uhle,
Westervelt and Walker.
The public works committee reported
the Fourth ward hose house repaired as
authorized.
Mr. Walker reported that he had the
Fourth ward jail placed in its old 10.
cation.
The auditing committee reported back
as correct the treasurers reports for
January and February, the clerks re-
ports for January and February, the
police judges report for March, and the
several reports were ordered filed.
The treasurer's report for March was
read and referred to the auditing COM.
mittee. The report shows balances as
follows; General fund, $270; interest
fund, $l,l45.0S; water fund, $50 10;
road, $5.97; sinking fund, $5,2S2 10 {;
fire department, 1884 street light,
$26.92.
The following claims were allowed as
approved by the auditing committee:
Martin Kane, March salary and ex'
pense, $3.50.
Herman Koch, salary, $4,000.
II. H. Hoyt, salary, $4,000.
DR.. A. Bear, salary, $1,000.
Salter Grain and Coal Co. coal for city
hall, $3.4O.
]. II. Huff, printing, $500.
Nebraska Telephone Co., rent two
telephones, $4,25.
Henry Miller, draying, $l.75.
II. II. Hoyt, moving Fourth ward
Jail, $3.50.
Anton Bucholz, room rent for cleo.
ton, 81, 90.
o. A. Richey, hose cart to Gilbert FIRE
$500.
M. r. Green, carts to various fires
$1250.
d. A. Signor, hose cart to Heberer fire
J $l.00.
, O. @. Drulinger, hook and ladder t
Gilbert fire, $500.
, Aug. Pasewalk, repairs and black
smithing, $3.50.
Q Fred Leu, salary and labor, $1,000.
a L. H. Doughty, lamp lighting, $500
9 w. @. Roland, gasoline, $46S.
: l.. Wetzel, March salary, $45 90.
Salter Coal and Grain Co., coal t,
waterworks, $172.00.
!. j. A. Light, hauling coal to water
u works, $500
a Oscar Uhle, supplies to waterworks
i $3.50.
l. Fred Klentz freight and draying, 3
o cents.
u The bill of the Norfolk Electric Ligh
y and Power Co., $4,000 for street light
" for March, was allowed at 5000, tn
% deduction being for lights which wel
. out during the month.
Bill of the Standard Oil Co., was r,
ferred back to the water commissions
for further information.
- Bill of j. w. Ransom for 5000
: premium for insurance on boilers {
:. pumping station, was referred to cit
:, attorney for inspection Of policy.
=, Bill of l.. Wetzel, $2.45, for keys fl
Fourth ward hose house, was allowe,
, 1t was moved that the city engines
|, be instructed to establish grade and pc
- manent grade marks on both sides
Madison avenue from First street
Sixth street, at a cost of not more tha
=. $1,000. This motion received the fl
vote of the council except Brummund.
~; The council resolved itself into ca
90 vassing board and proceeded to canva
or the votes. least at the city election he
m April /, 1902, with the following resul
:. Candidates LIST 2nd 3rd 4th TIL
81 Mayor
or d. Koenigste'n n, dem .ll2 III 70 SO 800
j. h koenigstein, rep. "A ss Ill i6 S2i
mt Clerk
ed Ueckerman, dem. IS 5e ss IS 227