Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-04-27

Inc COUNCIL proceeded TO canvass
the vote and make ali necessary COR
rections and the result set forth In
the following table of results is the
correct statement of the result of the
municipal election held in this city,
April 4, 1905:
Aderman-F First Ward.
Il, G. Weidenfeller 80; Charles Cox 3, II. :
Wen /, John Foster |, James Spcnsley, James
Hutchinson /, J. J, penhallegon /,
Supervisory Ward.
w. N. Curry 81.
Alderman--Second Ward
s. c. Ross as; w. J. Penhalegon /.
Supervisor Second Ward
Edward Brown 40, Sidney Shepard |.
Alderman Third Ward
Benjamin Bewett g. Edward Johnson %,
Supervisor-Third Ward
sherman Phillips g. John Gorgen ~.
Justice of Peace First and Second Wards.
J. p. Hawkins. First ward 46; Second ward
46; J. G. Mckee, second ward !.
Justice OF Peace Third and FourthWards
Henry Pitts, third ward 10, fourth ward %;
J. b. Reynolds, third wurd l, fourth ward / /;
Joseph Ecxstein, third ward |, fourth ward
Alderman Fourth Ward
A. II. Potter To- Thomas Ellery IA
Supervisor Fourth Ward,
John w Horn 33, John Dave .
There being no further business the
council adjourned,
JNo. II. OSBORNE, Mayor.
Attest: T. NJ, PRIEsTLEY,
Deputy Clerk.
MINERAL POINT, Wis, Apr. IS, 1905
Meeting of the common council this
DAY held in the council chamber,
There were present, Mayor Osborne,
and Aldermen Day, Ellery, Engels,
Ross, Potter, Weidenfeller, and Horn;
absent, Alderman Crum.
Minutes of the last regular meeting
read and approved.
Report OF the city clerk for the past
year read and ordered placed on file.
Oaths of city officers elect read and
ordered placed on file.
Report of Police Justice kuelling
read and orderek placed on file.
Last years city orders were ordered
to be destroyed.
On motion council adjourned sine
die. j. r. OSBORNE, Mayor.
Il. NJ. PRIESTLEY, Deputy Clerk.
MINERAL POINT, Wis, Apr Is, 1905
"A regular meeting of the common
council was this day held in the coun
Gil chamber.
Present, Mayor Osborne, and Alder
men Blewett, Crum, Day, Engels,
Potter, Ross, Weidenfeller, and Horn.
The mayor appointed the following
standing committees for the ensuing
year:
Streets and Sidewalks Ross, Pot
ter, Blewett, Weidenfeller.
Judiciary-Engels, Day, Horn.
Claims -Crum, Weidenfeler, Day.
Finance Potter, Ross, Engels.
Fire and Water Engels, Ross,
Crum.
Health-ROss, Blewett, Crum.
License Day, Engels, Horn.
Ordinances Engels, Blewett, Potter.
Cemetery Horn, Potter, Blewett.
Pounds-Day, Crum, Weidenfeller,
Printing -Crum, Weidenfciler, Horn.
Schools Ross, Potter, Horn.
Public Buildings Blowett, Crum,
Day.
The council proceeded TO an infor-
NAL ballot for president of the council.
The whole number Of votes cast was
Z; Of which Alderman Ross received
A; Alderman Eugels 2, and Alderman
Potter /. on motion the informal bal
lot was declared formal aud Alder
man Ross was declared elected presi-
dent of the council.
The council then proceeded to an
informal ballot FOR street commiasion
e~ Tho whole almber Of votes cast
WAS Z; of which f.. Wiesen resolved 8,
Joseph Branger, ST., l. The informal
ballot was declared formal and Mr..
Wiesen was declared elected.
The mayor then nominated Z. 9.
Fielder az school commissioner for
the second ward and f. =. Hanscom
school commissioner al large. Both
nomination we're confirmed by unani-
nous vote
VI. J. Burns was nominated and
confirmed as jantor for the city hall,
Reuben Libby was nominated and
confirmed as weed commissioner, and
his wages fixed at sl.65 per day
Council adjourned.
J. II. OSBORNE, Mayor.
T. M. PRrEsTLEY, Deputy Clerk.