The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22
MEETING OF NEW COUNCIL
Proceedings of Meeting of Ian. f3-Large
Number of Bills Allowed

meeting Mayor Nelson appointed thu
following permanent committee:
Finance-E. A. King, chairman; R
T. King and S. c. Woldenberg.
The following bills were allowed:
w. A. Pfeifer, $1.10.
City Drug Store, for Mrs. Lyons
$3.50.
City Drug Store, for W. Hamilton
$21.2O.
City Drug Store, $9.95.
DR.. Hoxsey, health officer, $40.
Guy Hamilton, salary, $27.51.
J. H. Bohnsack, salary, $85.
J. H. Bohnsack, $35.75.
J. F. Pratt, salary, SIS.
J. F. Pratt, $40.
F. ]. Brady, boarding prisoners, $40.
A. Bissell, snow pillow, 81.
DR.. G. w. Hoxsey, $40.
VIM. Rice, snow pillow, IS.
Leavenworth Echo, advertising, IS.
Carrie Huston, caring for pauper
Mckinley $50.
Tumwater Light & Water Co., 500.
L. J. Nelson, Compton benefit, $40.
F. J. Brady, board, $7.25.
G. w. Hoxsey, $8.25.
DR.. G. w. Hoxsey, for services rem
dered w. Hamilton family while in
quarantine, $38.
DR.. Hoxsey, attending Lyons family,
S28.
Chas. A. Anderson, 1914.
The bill of w. J. Moon for $3.50, for
building the bridge to which reference
is frequently made in these proceed
ings, was not allowed, and the bill OF
Mayor Sampson and Aldermen R. T.
King and Ruth, for $3.50, for team
and driver and railroad fare in going to
Wenatchee to answer the injunction
proceedings instituted by S. c. and
A. w. Woldenberg, was also turned
down by the new council.
On the motion OF Councilman VOL
denberg that the mayor appoint com
mittee of three to investigate the status
of the bridge question, the council
voted unanimously in the affirmative.
Councilman R. T. King moved that
the committee be composed of mem
bers outside the council. This was
voted down and the mayor then ap-
pointed A. M. Phelan, A. G. Mccoy
and E. A. King on the committee.
The matters to be reported on are en-
bodied in the following document,
which was submitted by Mr.. Wolden-
berg:
Original petition praying for build
ing of bridge.
Subscription list.
Certified copy of that part of the min
utes showing disposition Of petition
when first presented and date Of meet
ing.
Certified copy Of the minutes of the
meeting at which the order was given
for the letting of the contract.
Copy Of notice of publication.
The bid filed for the contract.
The contract.
The Contractor bond.
4 report of the committee on what
has been done in regard to the sub
scription list showing what moneys
have been paid in and where they now
are.
The plans and the specifications.
A statement showing the material
that has been furnished for the struc-
ture.
A statement of the bills, if any, still
owing for said material.
A copy of the complaint in the ac-
ton pending, in which Woldenberg is
plaintiff and Sampson ct al defendants
of which this structure is the subject.
Also copy Of any other papers
that have been filed in said court in
connection with the said action and a
report as to the status of said action.
If the lumber bill for said structure
cannot be procured, then have an es-
innate made of the reasonable cost Of
said structure, itemizing material and
labor and when this information has
been obtained report to the council.
The bond and oath Of Office of W. o.
Platt and c. M. Wilcox, day and night
marshal, respectively, was read, ap'
proved and placed on file.
A motion was made and adopted
that the clerk enter the fling, day anc
hour-Jan. II, 1909, 1885 a.m.-o
the oath OF office Of Mayor Nelson ano
Councilmen Phelan and Mccoy, in the