The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-05-13

EFT, GIFTS, Ferguson and Lynn.
Clerk Samuel Dowell.
The minutes of the Special meet
ing of May 3rd were read in full b!
the Clerk.
Alderman Everett moved that the
minutes as read be approved, which
motion was seconded by Alderman
Lynn.
The Mayor stated the motion anc
put the question, which carried
unanimously.
Mayor Smith announced the ap-
pointment of w. j.. Kearney to the
office of Chief of Police, at a salary
of S125.OO per month, to serve to the
first Monday in May, A. D., 1922.
Alderman Kragrud moved that the
Mayors appointment of Mr.. Kearney
be approved. Alderman Ferguson
seconded the motion.
The Mayor stated the motion and
put the question and upon roll call
the following vote was recorded:
Those voting eyes," Aldermen
Kragrud, GIFTS and Everett.
Those voting NO." Aldermen
Kleve, Lynn and Ferguson.
The Mayor declared the vote to be
a tie and therefore the Chair would
cast his vote in favor of the motion,
and declared the motion to have car
ried and w. J. Kearney to be duly
appointed to the office of Chief of
Police.
Resolution No. los, pertaining to
and fixing the salaries of Aldermen
and Mayor, was presented by Alder
mar Kleve, and was read in full by
the Clerk.
Alderman Kleve moved the adop-
ton of Resolution No. los, which
motion was seconded by Alderman
GIFTS.
The Mayor stated the motion and
put the question and upon roll call
the following vote was recorded:
Those voting eyes," Aldermen
Kleve, Kragfud, GIFTS, Everett, Fer
guson and Lynn.
Those voting NO." none.
The Mayor declared the motion to
have carried and Resolution No. los
to have been passed, and he thereaf-
ter, in open session of the Council,
and after due deliberation, signed
and approved said Resolution No.
los.
Alderman GIFTS moved that the
Second and Fourth Mondays in each
month be designated as Regular
Meeting days of the City Council,
for the consideration of regular bus
and the payment of claims, and
that other Mondays in each month be
designated for Adjourned Meetings
for the consideration of any other
than regular business, which motion
was seconded by Alderman Everett.
The Mayor stated the motion and
put the question and upon roll call
following vote was recorded:
Those voting eyes," Aldermen
Kragrud, GIFTS, Everett, Fer
yuson and Lynn.
Those voting NO." none.
The Mayor declared the motion to
carried and instructed the
Clerk to make due record thereof.
The Mayor announced the follow
ng appointment of Committees for
he year:
Auditing-Aldermen GIFTS, Ever
1T and Ferguson.
Fire Board-Aldermen Kleve,
zragrud and Everett.
Street and Alley-Aldermen Lynn,
ferguson and GIFTS.
Water and Sewer - Aldermen
<ragrud, Ferguson and GIFTS.
Park-Aldermen Kleve, Lynn and
Everett.
Board of Health-Dr. j. C. De-
Vane, Alderman GIFTS and W. J..
.learney.
Alderman Kragrud moved that
he appointments of the Mayor be
pproved, which motion was second
d by Alderman Kleve.
The Mayor stated the motion and
ut the question and upon roll call
he following vote was recorded:
Those voting eyes," Aldermen
.leve, Kragrud, GIFTS, Everett, Fer
uson and Lynn.
Those voting NO." none.
The Mayor declared the motion to
ave carried and it was so ordered.
Alderman Kisve moved that V. f.
-lbert's proposition to haul the
arth from the rear of the II. B.
'ason building in Block 6 to points
n Second Ave. South, and Edgar
treet, as directed by the Chief of
olice, for the price of 40c per cu.
i. over and above the price to be
aid to H. B. Mason for the earth, /
i'd price to be paid on the basis of
ank measurement, be accepted, and r
lat a box culvert be placed where