Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-04-19
son, Chairman; J. F. Willard and s..

son, Chairman: J. F. Willard and 8.
| A. Rasmussen.
Committee on Streets and Surface
Drains-Wm. o. Johnson, Chairman;
j. H. Martin, A. H. Sperry and o. A.
Norman.
Committee on Sanitary Sewers,
Septic Tanks and Cess Pools-J. F.
Willard, Chairman; C. F. Olson, A. H.
Sperry and o. A. Norman.
Committee on Fire Department
S. A. Rasmussen, Chairman; G. A. Er.
ickson and VIM. O. Johnson.
Purchasing Committee-Alderma
G.. A. Erickson and Hans Gunderson,
City Clerk.
Overseer of Poor-Alderman VIM.
O. johnson.
Overseer of Municipal Buildings
Alderman o. A. Norman.
Overseer of Public Dump Grounds
Alderman G. F. Olson.
Overseer Of Rest Room-Alderman
]. H. Martin.
Overseer of City Parks-Alderman
A. H. Sperry for Third Ward and Al
derman G. A. Erickson for Fourth
Ward.
The Council, on motion, proceeded
to elect tn, appointive officers of the
City,.
Mr.: r. w. Stanford was placed in
nomination for City Attorney and up
on ballot being taken received the
full vote of the Council, eight (S) in
all, and was declared duly elected
City Attorney for the ensuing year.
Mr.. c. S. Olson was placed in nom1-
nation for the Office of member of the
10 TON iohf
upon ballot being taken received sew
en- CD votes, and was declared duly
elected to said office for a term OF
three years.
Mr.. J. A. ROwat was placed in nomf-
nation for the Office of City Engineer
and upon ballot being taken received
the full vote of the Council and was
declared duly elected to said Office.
DR.. J. M. Rains was placed in nomi-
nation for the Office of Health Off.
Ger for the ensuing year and upon
ballot being taken received the full
vote Of the Council, eight (8) in all,
and was declared duly elected to said
Office.
Mr.. G. G. Selvig was placed in NOM
ination for the office of Fire Warden
for the ensuing year and upon ballot
being taken received the full vote of
the Council and was declared duly
elected as Fire Warden.
Mr.. Albert Struxness was placed in
nomination. for the Office Of City Aud
itor for the ensuing year and upon
ballot being taken received the full
vote of the Council, eight 81 in all,
and was declared duly elected to said
Office.
Mr.. Peter Nelson was placed in
nomination for the Office Of Street
Commissioner for the ensuing year
and upon ballot being taken received
eight (S) votes and was declared duly
elected to said Office.
Mr.. James Sanderson was placed in
nomination for the Office of City AS.
SCISSOR for the ensuing year and upon
ballot being taken received the full
vote of the Council, eight (8) in all,
and was declared duly elected Asses
sor.
Mr.. o. A. Norman was placed In
nomination for the Office of Building
Inspector for the ensuing year and
upon ballot being taken received sew
en- CD votes and was declared duly
elected to said Office Of Building In
spector.
DR.. J. NJ. Rains, J. w. Kent and
James Loney were placed in nomina'
ton as members of the Board OF
Health for the ensuing year,
The Clerk was, on motion, instruct
ed to cast the vote of the Council fol
said members of the Board of Health
The Clerk declared the vote so cast
and DR.. j. M. Rains, J. w. Kent and
James Loney were declared duly
elected members of the said Board OF
Health.
Messrs. N. P. Nelson and G. J.
Boom we're placed in nomination as
members of the Park Board.
The Clerk was, on motion, instruct
ed to cast the vote of the Council fol
Messrs. Nelson and Boom to serve on
the Park Board.
The Clerk declared the vote so cast
and N. P. Nelson and G. J. Boom were
declared duly elected as members oil
said Board for a term of two years.
DIR. Peter Nelson and DIR. E. Wan
ner were placed in nomination for the
Office of Dairy Inspector for the en-
, suing year, and upon ballot being tax
en- DR.. Nelson received two (2) votes
and DR.. Wanner received six e.
votes, and DR.. Wanner was declared
duly elected to said office of Dairy
Inspector.
The Council, on motion, fixed the
bonds of the following City Officers IN
the following named amounts: City
Treasurer, $4,000; Constables, City
, Engineer, Assessor, Street Commits
sioner and City Clerk in the amounts
, Of 1000 each, and bonds of the JUS
tices of the Peace in the amount OF
$500 each.
; Alderman Johnson offered the fol
lowing resolution which was adopted
: by the following vote: "Ayes," Alder
, men Johnson, Olson, Martin, Millard
Sperry, Rasmussen, Norman and Err
ickson, 8; "Noes," none.