Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-27
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

hall on Tuesday, April 10th, at 10 a. m
Alderman Rubatt was appointed clerk
The following members answered present
at roll call: Henry Meade, mayor; Alder
men-Geo. Lambrix, JOS. Pollock, WE
Paynter, ID. Rubatt, Henry Coach, F. G.
Vansratum, Albert Collins, Geo. Williams
Ben Bergland, Paul Oyerhuis, Chas. Bonino
absent Angelo Sicchio.
Netting called to order by Mayor Meade
The matter of passing ordinances and
resolutions was taken up. Ordinance No.
! providing for the selection by appoint
ment of certain officers in the city OF
Hurley was read It was moved by Lam
brix and seconded by Pollock that the
adoption OF the ordinance be by secret
ballot; for adoption, yes; against adoption
no; vote on resolution, IL votes cast; yes,
8;no, 3; resolution carried.
ORDINANCE NO l.
An Ordinance providing for the select
ion by appointment of certain officers of
the City of Hurley.
The Common Council of the City Of
Hurley do ordain as follows:
Section l. That the following named
offices of said city, to-wit: the office of
city attorney, the office of city clerk, the
Office of city assessor, the Office OF city
physician, the Office of city street com
missioner, the Office of chief OF the fire
department, the office of city marshal
and Of city policeman for said city, shall
be filled by appointment for the year end
ing May lst, 1919.
Section 3 That the officers to fill the
offices named in Section l of this ordi-
nance shall be selected by appointment
by the mayor subject to confirmation by
the council, excepting police officers.
Section 3. This ordnance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
passage and publication.
Adopted by the common council of the
city Of Hurley at a session thereof held
on the 10Th day of April 1918
Henry Meade. Mayor.
Ordinance No. fixing the time when
the term Of certain officers of the city of
Hurley shall commence was read. II was
moved by Paynter and supported by Ru-
bait that Ordinance No. 2 be adopted. All
members voted yes. Carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 2
An Ordinance fixing the time when the
term Of certain officers of the city of
Hurley shall commence.
The Common Council of the City of
Hurley do ordan as follows.
Section /. The term OF Office of all
officers of the city Of Hurley, appointed
or elected except Mayor and Alderman
elected, shall, for the ensuing year. com.
meIce on the 10th day of April, 1913
section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect and be IN force from and after its
passage and publication.
Adopted by the common council Of the
city OF Hurley at a session thereof held on
thu 10th day OF April 1918
Henry Meade, Mayor.
Ordinance No 3 fixing the salary to be
pad certain officers of the city of Hurley
was read
1t was moved by VanStratum and sec
onded by Paynter that the salary of the
city clerk be the sum of $500 per year.
Carried, all members voting yes.
1t was moved by Lambrix and support
ed by NauStratum that the salary OF the
city treasurer be the sum of $500 per
year Carried all members voting yes.
Moved w Bonino and supported by
kubatt tha. the salary of the city attor.
ney be the sum Of 5000 per year. Carried,
all members voting yes
Moved by Paynter aid supported by
NanStratum that the salary of the city
assessor be $3.50 per year Carried, all
voting yes
1t was moved by Bonino and supported
by NanSuatum that the salary Of the
city physician be the sum of 5000 Der
year. Carried, all members voting yes.
Il was moved by Rubatt and seconded
by raynter that the salary of the street
commissioner be the sum of $1,000 per
year Carried, all members voting yes.
II was moved by Pollock and supported
by Oyerhuls that the salary of the CITY
marshal be $500 per year. Carried. all /
members voting yes
Meeting adjourned until 100 D. m.
Council reconvened at 100 D. m with I
same number of members present. Meet. |
ing called to order by Mayor Meade.
II was moved and seconded that we
reconsider the salary OF the city marshal. |
Votes cast II, yes. Emo. 4; motion carried. /
1t was moved oy faynter and supported /.
by NanStratum that the salary OF city /
marshal be Sll0pe month or $500 per
year Motion carried, all members vot. (
ing YES.
Moved by Rubatt and supported by
Paynter that the city policemen be paid /
at the rate Of Sl00 per month or $1,000 /
per year. Carried, all members voting
yes.
Moved by VanSuatum and supported
by Paynter that the salary of city alder /.
man be the sum of $50 per year. Car }
red al voting yes.
Moved by Lambrix and supported bv
Rubatt that the salary of MAYOR be the 1
sum OF 5000 per year. Carried, all yot- 1
ing yes.
Moved by Lambux and supported bv I.
Pollock that the bond of the CITY treasurer
be fixed at $4,000. the cost of same fo !
be paid by the city for surety bond /
Oarned all members voting yes.
RESOLUTION.
BE ID Resolved by the Common
Council OF the city of Hurley that the
amount of the bond to be given Inv tho
city Treasurer be. and the same il .
hereby fixed aud determined NJ the
sum ot Fifteen thousand dollars. and .
that the city treasurer execute to said .
city "a bond IN said sum conditioned
ihe same as the bond required bv law F..
10 hr given bN town treasurers Thai /
IN the event OF said treasurer furnish. /
iog "a boud with a surety company a