The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1906-01-25
Council Meeting.

business of many matters and af-'
fairs brought to their attention.
The roll call found every member
in his place. inmates of proceed
ing meeting were read and few
corrections ordered.
Under reports of village officers
the matters of the former report of
the Water Works Trustees were
presented, and new report was
read. On motion of Col. Weldy
the matter was referred to the
Finance Committee for investiga-
tion and report at next meeting.
The Board of Cemetery Trus-
tees, by the clerk, Miss Blanche
Moe presented the following pro-
ceedings of that board:
The Board of Cemetery Trustees
met Wednesday, January IL, 1906,
at o'clock p. M, for the purpose
of organizing. Members present
were Engle, Rauch and Gladman
and Blanche Moe. Motion by
Rauch seconded by Gladman that
Mr.. Engle be elected President of
Board of Cemetery Trustees for
the ensuing year. Motion by Engle
seconded by Rauch that Mr.. Glad
man be electei Secretary of the
Board of Cemetery Trustees for
the ensuing year. Motion by
Engle onded by Gladman that
Mr.. Rauch be elected Managing
Trustee of the Board of Cemetery
Trustees at salary of ten Dollars
per month and to give bond in the
sum of one thousand dollars.
Motion by Gladman seconded by
Rauch that Miss Blanche Moe be
appointed Clerk of the Board of
Trustees of Logan cemeteries for
the ensuing year at salary OF
$500 per month and to give bond
in the sum of one thousand dollars.
Motion by Gladman seconded by
Rauch that Charles Weiland be
appointed sexton of the Logan
cemeteries at the salary of thirty
dollars per month,
These officers chosen and salar-
les fixed by the board of Cemetery
Trustees were presented to the
council for confirmation, but re-
ferred to the finance committee
for investigation.
Under reports of committees
Mr.. Shaw as chairman of the
printing committee reported the
bill of the Hooking Republican for
supplies to Former Mayor Tritsch
unfavorable, inasmuch as the or
der was not through the proper
committee, and therefore not le-
gally authorized. That much of
the printing was useless to the
mayor or the village. 1t was fin
ally decided to pay the bill as
town officials have established by
custom the matter of ordering
supplies, and the printing by Mr..
Huls was made according to copy
submitted.
The printing bill for the pub
of the Village Clerks re-
port were referred to the printing
committee to report at the next
meeting.
On motion of Weldy, authority
was given the city solicitor to
draw an ordinance providing for
the reorganization of the Logan
Fire Department.
Treasurer Pul!en asked that
resolution be passed transferring
$8OS. TO from the Gallagher Ave.
paving fund to the Sinking Fund.
Such resolution was introduced by
Angle and passed.
The commltte on Fire Depart
ment were empowered to purchase
and erect new doors for the engine
house, also the committee on Pub
lie Property were empowered to
repair the city building.
The finance Committee reported |
the various bills allowed.
The matter of moving a street
light from an alley on Motherwell |
Avenue to the intersection of |
Motherwell Avenue and Short
Street was referred to the Street
Committee.
The Ordinance Committee were
instructed to have prepared an or
1inanc to fix and accent grades