The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-05-13
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COUNCIL Proceedings
Regular Meeting.

The Council convened in regular
session Wednesday evening, May 5,
with President O'Gara, aldermen
Jameson, Jenkins, Brown and Lamb
in attendance.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
D. B. Caughren appeared before the
Council and asked that the Council
consider the matter of assessment of
the J. A. Caughren, double stores on
Lot 2 Block IL, which he considered
assessed too high compared with the
other properties on this street. The
matter was left for consideration at
an adjourned meeting to be held in
the near future.
B. F. Dubois appeared before the
Council and asked that the Fair Asso-
citation be given all street concessions
for July 4th, in order to put on good
celebration. This matter was also
laid over for consideration at an ad-
journed meeting.
The President appointed commit
tee consisting of Alderman Brown
and Jameson to receive bids for a
special form, itemized ledger for the
City accounts, with power to order
such ledger, if the committee consid-
cred it advisable so to do.
Mrs. E. J. Lewis, chairman of the
Rest Room Committee, submitted her
regular monthly report for both
March and April, which showed an at
tendance for March of $40 and for
April of 7O1, and a balance in the
treasury of $11.45.
She also presented brief report of
attendance at the Rest Room for the
year ending May 1st, 1915, which
showed, among other things, an at
tendance of 1907 for the year. Also
the receipts and disbursements for the
year ending May LIST, and both reports
were accepted and ordered filed.
The citizens on the East end of 9Th
street petitioned for a water main q
9Th street from Ash street east for
two blocks. This was also laid over
for consideration at the adjourned
meeting.
G. M. Rice was appointed member
of the Board of Health, to fill the
place made vacant by T. w. Browns
failure to qualify as such officer.
The following bonds were consider
ed and unanimously approved, viz: j.
A. Dubois bond as City Treasurer
for $15,00O00 with ]. F. Cooper and
Thomas Sullivan as sureties.
]. F. Cooper's bond as City Clerk
in the sum of 100000 with ]. A. Du-
Bots and S. P. Hansen as sureties.
G. M. Rice's bond as Street Com
missioner in the sum of $4,000 with
S. P. Hansen and C. M. Sprague as
sureties.
George Fish's bond as Chief of
Police, in the sum of $4,000 with
John N. McGibbon and Geo. M. Rice,
as sureties.
The following bills were audited,
allowed and ordered paid in full, viz:
1894 ]. w. Kusba, voucher. IS 7.50
1896 Phi. Schaub, voucher -. 8.45
1898 Mrs. Hoffman, voucher 26. O3
5000 Geo. Fish, voucher 80. Ct so
1902 L. P. Orrvar, voucher :. IA 90
1904 Erwin Elev Co, voucher $50
1906 S. C. Bjone, voucher -. 9.82
1908 Smith Bros. voucher. -. $50
1910 Nels Orrvar, voucher :. 525
1912 Chas. Fiesler, voucher :. As 80
1914 Lawr'ce Lyman, voucher 1.75
1916 John Gummert, voucher 2.63
1913 Harry Elliott, voucher. $50
1919 V. Dombovy, voucher .. 20. rs
1921 Jas LaForge, voucher =. 40. so
1923 w. Gillett, voucher go. 80. so
1925 Frank Nelson, voucher. 1850
1927 VIM. Sieben, voucher .. So. so
1929 VIM. Claflin, voucher .. 33 %
1881 Earl Osborne, voucher. 38. so
1888 Joe Jerky, voucher 80. $50
1896 Joe Ebensteiner, voucher 63 90
1887 Ole Halverson, voucher. So so
1899 C. A. Morse, voucher =. 81 90
3941 C.M.P.&M. Co., voucher 24O. 35
3943 Geo. O'Gara, voucher =. $50
1895 ]. w. Ward, voucher 100
1897 Mrs. Geo Green, voucher 100