The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-03-23

| turns OF the special election OF rep
ruary 10th, 1922, was duly held at
the office of the City Clerk in said
City at Z o'clock P. M. on the 14th
day of February, 1922, at which
meeting all Of the memLers OF sai.
Council were present, wit: j. A.
Brown, J. +. Coyle, F. W. Perry,
II. G.. Rydholm and G.. E. Bohall
The call of the sneeting was read
which stated the object of said meet
! ing to be for the purpose of canvas
sing the returns of the special cleo
ton held in said City on February
10th, 1922 and to declare the result
of said election.
The returns, count and canvass OF
the respective Judges and Clicks OF
the First and Second Wards OF the
City were duly presented and care
fully reviewed by the said Council.
On careful canvass of such returns,
count and the ballots cast, at sand
election, upon the proposition OF Is
suing, 100000. Waterwo1ks Inn
provement Bonds of said City, the
vote was found to be as follows: to-
wit:
In the First Ward: t..
In favor of issuing said Bonds 81
| Against issuing said Bends =. 81
Blank ballots $3.50. .'....... 3
In the Second Ward:
In favor of issuing said Bonds 231
Against issuing said Bonds 14l
Blank ballots ............... b
Total vote in both Wards:
In favor of issuing such Bonds 1928
Against issuing such Bonds :. 222
Thereupon the the following Reso-
luton was offered by Alderman j.
F. Coyle, who moved its adoption,
said motin beeing seconded by Alder
man C. E. Bohall, and duly adopted
by the unanimous vote of all OF the
members of said Council, to-wit:
"Be 1t Resolved by the City
Council of the City of Sank Cen
ire, Minnesota, that, whereas, the
said Council has duly canvassed
the returns, count and ballots of
the Special Election held in said
City on February 10th, 1922, up
on the proposition of issuing the
Bonds of said City in the sum of
One hundred thousand dollars
($1OO,OOO) for the improving and
extending of its waterworks plant
and system and providing sup
ply of pure water for the use of
the inhabitants of said City
through said system.
Now, Therefore, it is hereby du-
ly declared and found that 1928
ballots were cast in favor of the
proposition of issuing said Bonds
and 222 ballots were cast against
said proposition and that II
blank ballots were cast upon said
proposition, and that said propo-
sition was duly carried and adopt
ed by the electors of said City a:
said election; further, that said
election was in all things called,
held and conducted as required
by law"
The said returns, count and the
ballots cast upon the proposition of
issuing $4,000 lighting bonds were
then carefully canvassed by said
Council, and the vote thereupon was
found to be as follows, to-wit:
In the First Ward:
In favor of issuing said Bonds 1O6
Against issuing said Bonds ;. rs
Blank ballots .............../ !
In the Second Ward: ..,.. .-.
In favor of issuing said Bonds 23S
Against issuing said Bonds -. 137
Blank ballots ............... 3
Total vote in both Wards:
In favor of issuing said Bonds 344'
Against issuing said Bonds :. 213
Blank ballots ...............
The following Resolution was then
offered by Alderman j. F. Coyle,
who moved it's adoption, said motion
being seconded by Alderman C. E.
Bohall, and which Resolution was
then duly adopted by the unanimous
vote of all of the members of said
Council, to-wit:
"Be It Resolved, by the City
Council of the City of Sank Cen
tre, Minnesota, that, whereas, the
said Council has duly canvassed
the returns, count and ballots of
the Special Election held in said
City on February 10th, 1922, upon
the proposition of issuing the
Bonds of said City in the sum of
Ten thousand dollars ($10,000) for
the purpose of improving, the cleo
trio light and power plant and the
electric light and power system Of
said City.
Now, Therefore, 1t is hereby du-
ly declared and found that 344
ballots were cast in favor of the
proposition of issuing said Bonds