The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-09

Galleu 10 Order Dy wee Chairman Miller.
Present = Bowser. Miller. Smart, Mayer,
Kinch. Brinkman. McTaggart.
Absentee raham, Gould.
minutes OF last meeting read and approved.
The following audited bills were allowed:
N: W. Brown, meals for judges. third
Miss Mabel Kemp librarian: :: 10 GO
Louis Robidoux two days labor. ....... 90
Mary Gamble, janitress fire depart - ~
T. J. Miller. rent polling place. Fourth ~ "
city pay roll February. :: SO 20 IS
Albert Smart. hauling eleven cords
J. F. Rolph. rent polling place, First
ward observation-disclosures. 10 90
y. p Miller. typewriting for city .. 50
D. G. Miller. repairs on fire engine. .... 475
John Marin. teaming for city. ......... 25
e.: G. Cell. one-half day team) hy-
NJ. R., L. & NJ. R. R. Co.. eleven cords W
wood..... :.:......: ......... 40 70
Fourth ward judges and clerks of cleo
tien .......:........ ......... IS rs
! Third ward judges and clerks of cleo
SECOND ward judges and clerks Of cleo % .
First ward judges and clerks Of cleo - :
Beaadettee & Ievan. livery. police " "
VIM McCuais, rent polling place, First "
ward, general election and registra-
VIM: McCuaig. merchandise for city 45c.
merchandise for poor SS.2 ........... S6S
Jno: Roy. special q police 50. Pete Edd. 80
Liquor license bond OF johnson & Linde-
berg. Adolf Klein and J. P. Lair sureties
approved firo ,,o,o ha =. c,-.. o,.
HaZen and A. Klein sureties, approved.
Liquor license bond Gennes & Layon. A. O.
Aubolee and A. O. Kroken sureties. ap-
Request OF HRS. J. P Taylor for return of
unearned portion of liquor license was re-
Of e SsS aetGff eSs Power Co. Of $50 for
cepted.
NJ Kch no " SPp g. stewaTt
and Rev. Isaac Peart, for three. two and one
years in their order as written. confirmed by
1t was now moved and seconded the council
sit as a canvassing board to canvass returns
Of city election. Carried. T. J: Miller and
The following IS the D Official vote as found in
ton held on the 10Th inst;
twenty-two t2g2) votes for mayor.
y. r Pogne received five hundred and
j. P. POgue was declared elected mayor.
w. A. Gould received five hundred and
eleven SID votes for alderman at large.
W A: Gould was declared elected alderman
Thos; Maloy received five hundred and
forty three 54s? votes for clerk and a. W.
eight 17O votes for city clerk ~ ~ 800
Thomas Maloy was declared elected city
Earl Cell received four hundred and forty
five. f44S votes for city treasurer.
Earl Cell was declared elected city treas
urer
y. 3. Cahill received three hundred and
fifty-two (352) votes for assessor and E. 81.
Cornwall received one hundred and ifty-one
NO returns for assessor from Second
J: 3: Cahill was declared elected assessor.
| twenty three (42O votes for Justice Of the
peace. Robert Clark received ninety 900
votes for justice, of peace. L. G. Penderga asst
O. M. Skinvik received eight (Sc votes for
Justice OF peace. Dan Dennis received three
% votes forr, justice OF the peace. Klein re-
ceived one U vote for Justice Of peace.
M. g. slocum and Robert CLARK were de-
clared elected Justices of the peace.
Frs nfetY $50 votes e5
forty-seven 4O votes for alderman of First
VIM " /, Nj Mcouaig was declared elected alder
TT Miller received forty-one (4I votes for
alderman OF Second ward. j. Bisair received
tfty (5O) votes for alderman Second ward.
A. R: Erickson received sixty five (65 votes
for alderman Second ward.
a. 4. Erickson was declared elected alder
Matt Mayer received one hundred and nine
in9) votes for alderman Third ward. John
Waslibnrn received one hundred and twenty
hSC Ai~O NOCSS AOI dluOA
John Washburn was declared elected alder
man Third ward
Fred Brinkman received one hundred and
twelve (l19 votes for alderman Fourth ward.
81. P. Burroughs received seventy-one (7D
votes for alderman of Fourth ward
Fred Brlnkman was declared elected alder
man Fourth ward.
Moved we adjourn.
Adjourned.
W. A. GOULD.
Chairman.
THOMAS MALoY.