The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-04-22

: Mayor McGibbon embodied in his
report his several appointments, as.
follows: City Clerk, J. F. Cooper;
Chief Of Police, Geo. Fish; regular po-
lice, Geo. T. Engle, police matron,
Mrs. Matte Pangburn.
By unanimous vote the Mayors ap-
pointment for City Clerk and Chief
Of Police were unanimously approved.
The Council then took up its ap-
pointments. First, the Council re-
viewed the results of the past two or
three years, Of the system followed Of
employing one man who should give
his entire time to the City, as utility
man." and making this man superin-
tendent of streets, waterworks, fire
warden and sewer commissioner, and
decided that the City received the
most value for the money expended,
by this combination, and unanimously
voted to continue this plan for the
coming year.
An informal ballot was then taken
for the office of street Commissioner
and Geo. M. Rice received the unani-
nous ballot and the informal ballet
was made formal, and Geo. M. Rice
declared duly elected as such officer.
In like manner and by same vote
Geo. M. Rice was elected to the office
Of Superintendent of Water works
and Fire Warden and Sewer Commits
sioner.
For the office of City Attorney L.
L. Kells received the unanimous bal
lot, and was declared duly elected as
City Attorney for the ensuing year.
For Health Officer DR.. A. F. Moyni-
han received the unanimous ballot and
was declared duly elected Health Off
Ger for the ensuing year.
R. R. Kells received the unanimous
ballot for the office of City Assessor
and was declared duly elected as such
officer.
For the office of Park Commission
er, l.. P. Orrvar received three votes
and Joseph Kusba, ST., received two,
and L. P. Orrvar was declared duly
elected Park Commissioner for the
ensuing year.
Fremont Weeks received the unan-
imous vote of the Council for Pound
Master and declared duly elected as
such officer.
T. w. Brown was unanimously re-
elected member of the Board of
Health for the ensuing term of three
years, and
Joseph E. Miller was unanimously
elected to fill the unexpired term of
Joseph Capser, resigned, for the term
ending March 81, 1917.
The Council then took up the mat
ter of compensation and salaries for
the said several City Officers and
agreed upon the amount each should
receive for the ensuing year, and the
following resolution was offered and
unanimously adopted, viz:
Be 1t Resolved, By the Common
Council of the City of Sank Centre,
that the compensation for the several
city officials be and the same hereby
are fixed for the ensuing year as fol-
lows, viz:
Chief of Police, $67.5O per month;
Regular Police, $50 per month; Spe-
cial Police, Is cents per hour; Street
Commissioner, $35 per month; Sup
erintendent of Waterworks, $50 per
month; Park Commissioner, $35 per
month; City Clerk, $3.50 per annum
and such fees as are allowed Town
ship Clerks; City Attorney, $500 per
annum; Health Officer, 5000 per an
mum; City Assessor, $3.50 and neces-
sary railroad fare to and from the
County seat.
The bonds for the several City Of
ficials were fixed at the following
amounts, viz: City Treasurer, $751;
10000; City Clerk, $5,00O.0O; Street