The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

I'll L COU MIL hOOLCDl NIO.
Minutes of regular March meeting
of the City Council of the City "f
Wagner, held at the Office of the May
or, in said city on the 9th day of
March, 1911. Present H. D. James,
mayor, w. H. Frel, city auditor, and
Aldermen w. C. Donahue, D. H.
Stroh, c.. D. Sadler and Gustav
Niedermeer.
Meeting called to order and minutes
of previous m eeting read and ap-
proved.
Ordinance No. 80. being an ord-
nance prohibiting minors from fire.
quenting pool halls and places of pub
lie resort in the City of Wagner, was
reported to the coulcil for second read
ing. Whereupon it was moved by AL
d ,rman Niedermier and seconded by
Alderman Stroh that said ordinance
No. 80 be passed as read. Upon roll
call the following vote was recorded
upon. said ordinance. Voting aye:
Niedermier, Stroh, Donahue and Sad
Ter. All of the aldermen present, be-
ing a majority of said city council,
voting in favor of said ord nance, the
same was declared passed as read.
Odinance No. 33, being an ord
nance regulating the operating of pool
and billiard halls. skating rinks and
dance halls in the CITY of Wagner,
was reported to council for second
reading. Whereupon it was moved by
Alderman .Donahue and seconded by
Alderman Stroh that said ordinance
No. 33 be passed as read. Upon roll
call the following "ote was recorded.
upon said ordinance. Voting aye:
Nedermier, Stroh, Donahue and Sad
Ter. All of the aldermen present,
being a majority of the aldermen OF
said city, voting in favor of said or
dinance, the same was declared passed
as read.
Ordinance No. "a, being an ordi.
nance regulating the licensing of
plumbers in the City of Wagner, was
reported to council for second reading.
Whereupon it was moved by Alder
man Niedermier and seconded by Al
derman Sadler that said ordinance
No. 81 be passed as read. Upon roll
call the following vote was recorded
upon said ordinance. Voting aye:
Aldermen Niedermier, Stroh, Donahuc
and Sadler All of the aldermen
present, being a majority of the alder
m IN of said city, voting in favor of
said ordinance, the same was declared
passed as read. .r.
Ordinance No. 35, being an ordi-,
nance regulating the use Of sewers
in the CITY of Wagner and regulating
the connection of property owners to
sewers ir said city was reported to
the council for second r aiding.
Wbereupon it was moved by Alderman
Donahue and seconded by Alderm an
Sadler that said ordinance be passed
as read. Upon roll call the following
vote was recorded upon said ordinance: :
Voting aye: Alderman Niedermer,
Stroh. Donahue and Sadler. All of
t ,e aldermen present, being a majority
of the aldermen of said city, voting in
favor of said ordinance. the same was
declared passed as read.
Ordinance No. 3S, being an ordi-
nance licensing peddlers and transient
merchants within the corporate limits
of the City of Wagner, was reported
to the council for second reading.
Vine, eupon it was moved hv Alder
man Niedermier and seconded by AL
derman Stroh that said ordinance be
passed as read. Upon roll call the
follwoing vote was recorded upon Said
ori;naaco: Voting aye: Aldermen
Niedermier, Stroh, Donahue and Sad
Ter. All of the aldermen present, be-
ing majority of the aldermen of
said city, voting in favor of said ordi-
nan .e, the same was declared passed
as read.
O.dina1ce No. 81. being an ordi-
nance for the prevention of prostitu
tion and unlawful cohabitation within
the corporate limits of the Ci.y of
Wagner, was reported to council for
first reading Whereupon it was
mo ed by Alderman Donahue and sec
onded by Alderman Sadler that said
ordinance be passed as read for first
reading. Upon roll call the following
votewas recorded upon said ordinance ::
Voting aye: Aldermen Niedermier,
Stroh, Do1ahue and Sadler. All the
aldermen present, being a majority of
the aldermen of said city, voting in
favor of said ordinance, the same was
duly declared passed for first reading
as read.
At this time Aldermen L. M. Gable
and Pat Conner, who had been absent,
appeared and were present. during the
rs.n,inler of the session.
The following bills were then al
lowed:
Fullerton Lumber Co., lumber
and material ea $l5 65
Farm ers Cooperative Assn,
lumber and material 39- 10
w. A. Denoma, draying w
Harry Thompson. salary & labor Al Is
1t was moved bv Alderman Nieder-
mier and seconded by Alderman Dona-
hue that the mayor and city auditor
be directed to give due notice OF the