Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-05

az ehS DSSSiilpSl SleCLlOIl. are now at
the helm of the municipal ship of
state, having been duly inducted into
Office at the regular meeting of the
council Thursday night.
At the meeting of the old council.
held before the reins of government
were turned over to Mayor Gray and
the new councilmen, all members were
present except Councilmen Carpenter
and Miller.
Following the reading and approval
of the minutes of the previous session.
the annual reports of various city Off
GERS we're read.
The marshal reported that he had
made total of AZ arrests during the
year, of which number "a had paid
fines into the city treasury; IL had no
money with which to pay the fine inn
posed, and eleven had been state cases.
He also reported the collection of $404
poll tax and $56 dog tax.
The police judge reported "a cases
as having been brought before him
during 1906, from which fines to the
amount of $58 had been turned into the
city treasury.
The report of the city clerk showed
that $3290 had been collected in sundry
licenses during the year. Of this total
the saloons contributed $4,000: pool
rooms and shooting galleries. S12O
dray licenses, Sl40; shows, $40: ped
dlers, $40. Warrants had been drawn
upon the various funds aggregating
$288, ,81.71.
The annual report of the treasurer
| will be read at the next meeting.
| ION report Of the are and water com
mittee, the petition asking that the
fire limits be extended on both sides
of Grand street, was not granted.
Bills as follows were allowed:
Lowman & Hanford, registration
books, SIG.
Geo. w. Walter, express and
stamps. SO. Is.
P. w. Kimball, services Nessly
case, $85.
VIM. Swain, plumbing inspector.
$34.
VIM. Swain, police judge, $14.80.
Costs, Frazier case, S22. 40.
c. T. Foster, balance. l. F. relief
fund. S14.32.
W. M. Cave, labor, So.
F. Douglass, labor, $12.
M. D. Henry, meals for prisoners,
$1.5O.
Springston Lumber Co.. lumber,
$28.25.
/ w. A. Moss, building sidewalk,
Sd. 65.
Moscow Electric Light Co., power
for December, $55 80.
Mos. Ell. L. Co.. lights for Decem-
Der, $114.05.
Mos. Ell. L. Co., lamps, So.
P. G. Bickford, draying, 1925.
A. B. Drinkwater, work on pump.
$5.75.
u. "A. Amos, labor, Sl.5O.
J. S. Clark, interest on bonds,
$633. 10.
Pullman Herald, printing, $12.25.
The ordinance granting the Inland
Telephone company franchise was
read the second time and laid over
till the next meeting. The officers
salaries for December were ordered
paid, and the health officer allowed $25
for his services, when the old council
adjourned sine die.
The new officers were then sworn
in, the first roll call showing Mayor
Gray and Councilmen Scott, Staley,
Baker, Lanning, Fulmer. Duthie
and Mcguire all present.
After the reading of his message,
the mayor announced the following
standing committees for the year, the
first named in each case being the
chairman:
Finance-Staley, Lanning, Ma
guire.
Streets and Highways = Scott,
Baker. Fulmer.
Fire and Water-Lanning, Staley,
Duthie.
Electric Lights - Baker. Scott,
Fulmer.
Board of Health-Maguire. Duthie,
Lanning.
Ordinances-Fulmer. Baker. Staley.
Health and Police-Duthie. Ma
guire, Scott.
The mayor also announced the ap-
pointment of Joe Morris as marshal.
and M. T. Coffman as deputy. The
appointments were confirmed by the !