, 1909-05-20
Saratoga, Wyo.. May ID,

man and Equalization Board. Sl4 w
Saratoga Sun, Printing in
April and election Ballots 10 As
J.F. Crawford, 5 per cent COM
mission on taxes collected 800
E. l.. Blood, Judge of Election 800
l.. Harold Forie, Clerk of Elec-
ton 90
L. E. Tichenor, Judge of Elec-
ton 800
w. II. Greene, Clerk of Election 800
p. A. Human, 81 days work on
streets 81 25
G. s. Taylor, salary as Town
Marshal 80 SO
Roy Ainsworth, work on streets so
John hayden, Z days work with
team on streets 35 90
w. A. Humphreys, work on
streets 30
B. A. Lee, Judge of Election 800
j. b. Eager, 5 days work on
walks u 80
J. b. Eager, salary as council
man and BID of Equalization IA 90
j. c. Brewer, salary as council.
man 5 90
J. B. Delaney, salary as Mayor
and Equalization. Board "a 90
W. Monahan, AZ days work on
walks IL %
R'ky Mt. Bell Tel. Co. Toll
charges a C Town Clerk 275
Saratoga Lum. and Sup. Co.,
material for walks rs Is
The canvass of the Poll Book of the
Municipal Election held May IL, 1909,
was taken up. Motion was made and
carriad hat the candidate receivingsthe
highest number of votes for Mayor be
declared elected: also hat the two
candidates receiving the highest num-
Der Of votes for Councilmen be declared
elected. The Poll Book showed that
Herman E. Pilon had received the high.
est number of votes for Mayor and Hans
Christensen and Arthur G. Huntington
had received the highest number OF
votes for Councilmen;- thereupon Mr.
Pilon, Mr.. Christensen, and Mr.. Hunt,
ington were declared elected and the
oath of Office was administered to them
by Mayor Delaney. There being nc
further business for the old Council the
meeting adjourned and the new Mayor
and Councilmen took their seats.
Mayor Pilon called the meeting to or
der. with Councilman VIM. Mace, p. A.
Human, Hans Christensen and A. G
Huntington present. Minutes OF the last
meeting were read and approved. The
following applications we're presented
for Marshal, W. A. Humphreys; fol
Treasurer, j. M. STREET.; for Clerk d. NJ
Plaster; there being no other applica
lions for these offices, Mayor Pilon ap.
pointed w. A. Humphreys, Marshal
j.. M. Sterrett, Treasurer; and D. M
Plaster, Clerk. Councilmen VIM
Mace and p. A Hinman each rendered
their designations from the council
which designations were accepted by tn,
Mayor. A recess Of five minutes wat
then taken.
Mayor Pilon called the meeting t.
order and appointed, subject to the ap
proval of the council; G. W. Broadhurs'
to succeed VIM. Mace as Councilman
and w. O. Edwards to succeed p. A
Hinman as Councilman. Regular,
moved and seconded hat these appoint
ments be confirmed. Carried.
ID. M. Plaster took the oath of offic,
as Town Clerk. w. A. Humphrey
took the oath Of office as Town Mar
shall. G. W. Broadhurst and w. c
Edwards took the oath OF office as coun
cilmen. Mayor Pilon appointed tn,
following standing committees Fl
nance: G. w. Broadhurst, A. G. Hunt,
ington, Hans Christensen. Streets anc
ALLEYS: Hans Christensen, A. G. Hunt
ington, w. @. Edwards. Police ant
Fire: q. w. Broadhurst, A. G. Hunt
ington, Hans Christensen. Publ,
Health: G. w. B~roadhurst, Ham
Christensen, w. G. Edwards. Build
ings: A. G. Huntington. w. c. Ed
wards, G. W. Broadhurst.
Special meeting was called for Satur
day night May 18th, 1903 and the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys was re
quested to report on the condition o
the streets and the work being done OIL
them.
There being no further business tn,
meeting adjourned.
Approved: Signed:
ii. E. Pilon, ID. M. Plaster,
Mayor. Clerk