The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-04

the commission. AS owners of more
than so per cent of the property have
the petition for the paving, it
is not considered likely that any for
NAL protest will be forthcoming.
Regular meeting of the city com
was held in the city hall
Monday evening, January 8, 1916,
Mayor Waskey, Commissioners John
son and Kundert being present. Min
utes Of previous meeting were read
and approved. Report OF city treas
urer for month of December was read
and on motion was accepted, report
being as follows:
Salary Fund.
Dec. /. Cash on hand $3,924.13
by five warrants paid $4,000
Jan. /. BY balance. 3,5S4.13
street Fund.
Dec. /. Cash on hand ~.$1.175.12
BY ten warrants paid $500. 225.25
Jan. i. BY balance ... 949.87|
Contingent Fund.
Dec. /. Cash on hand -. $2,275.19
Transferred to Interest
fund ................ 10000
By thirteen warrants paid POSSE
Jan. /, BY balance ...... 1.466.30
Interest Fund.
Dec. /. Cash on hand S1,569.44
Received from bank in
terest Observation-Disclosures. 1854
Received from Contingent
fund 10000
Interest paid on bonds 1.942.10
Jan. l.. BY balance. 263.SS
Sinking Fund.
Jan. ]. by balance $2,922.8S
Library Fund.
Jan. /. BY balance 1913 491.63
Sewer Fund.
Jan. i. BY balance $1,091.84
Electric Fund.
Dec. j. Cash on hand .$4,192.30
Received from lights ..... 2,175.40
Received from water ..... 1850
BY twenty warrants paid 2,184.1l
Jan. 1. BY balance .,,.. ~4,S60.09
Communication from building in
spector regarding the condemning OF
the icehouse belonging TO the Mime.
apolis Brewing Co, was referred 10
the city attorney.
A petition asking for the paving of
Egan avenue from the railroad track
north TO the Normal school was read.
Moved and seconded that the petit
ton be accepted and referred TO city
attorney to prepare the necessary
resolution and engineer be instruct
ed to prepare preliminary estimates
for same.
Motion carried, Mayor Waskey
voting yes, Johnson yes, Kundert
yes.
Mr.. Wyckoff appeared before the
commissioners on the charge of run
ming a billiard hall without a license
and keeping a disorderly place. He
was ordered TO close his place at once
until license was procured and per-
mission received from Police Com
missioner Kundert.
Commissioner Kundert and city
engineer were given further time TO
make definite arrangements for the
installing of valve al standpipe.
The following bills were on motion
allowed, Mayor Waskey voting yes,
kundert yes, Johnson yes:
liz al bodl FL . . :. r = : u
Commissioners salaries 10000
Police salaries ......... 205.00
Special police 500
/. d. Lee, cleaning and dry
ing hose 800
E, Hunt. meals for firemen. $50
C. A. Trimmer, engineering
work 61.00
Gus Benson. street commits
sioner 5000
liver Halseth, Is loads gravel 3.75
G.. l.. Colman Lumber Co,
lumber for streets ...... 4.33
Electric light salaries ...... 420.0 90
j. C. Schultz. repairing clock
and color for lamps .... 2.7s
JAS. Robertson, work on heat
ing tank .............. 1.5t
carl Johnson, work on heat
ing tank ........... 7.5C
G. Reiss Co, "A tons coal 364.81
500 Oil Co., fuel oil ....... 501.2t
Crist Rensch, taps and mer-
chandise ............... ESQ
Electric Supply Co., labor. 25.2t
Electric Supply Co., fuse
tubes and nine 1000 can
die power lamps ....... Gil
Western Electric Co, street
hoods lo.l.
Fort Wayne Electric Co,
meters ol.o'
w. s. Mott Co., M bale of
white waste .......... 10.1'
Jos. WEIGH, digging hydrants 1870