The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-04-13
in Hoboken was read but no action


taken.
A petition praying for the extern
sion of the Fairy Lake road on across
lot 13 Auditcf's Sub. in section 8
from Second street to Third street
was left for consideration by the new
Council.
The rest room committee filed its
March report which showed an at
tendance of 615 with largest single
day of " and balance on hand of
S12.45. This was ordered filed.
Alderman Coyle presented, and
moved the reading of proposed Ordi-
nance No. 148 for the construction
of storm sewer, and on motion duly
carried, it received its first reading.
John Boutell applied for renewal of
two pool tables licenses and presented
his check for $40 90 in payment of
same and such license was ordered
issued.
The Clerk was directed to draw or
der for taxes on H. P. Stenvik prop
erty and record the City's deed.
The Clerk reported having drawn
orders No. 1909 to No. 1877 in
elusive in payment of monthly pay
roll and fixed charges.
The bill of $4,000 to Jos Eiben-
steiner was referred to j. A. Brown
and if found O. X. clerk was directed
to draw order for same.
The following bills were audited,
allowed and ordered paid, viz
Order
No. Y
1918 Geo. M. McDermond, labor
loT poor .....9 8 .0U
1919 Dan Merten, wood saving
Tor poor L. 5O
1920 Steiner Lumber Co., fuel
for poor 49,. .,........ 1920
1921 j. Borgerding & Co.. fuel
for poor ............... II. 15
1922 Lee Gingery Co.. burial of
poor .....M.. ........1O5. 90
1923 Water, Light & Power
Commission, Mar acct. GAG 90
1874 The Mart, mdSe for poor 10. Is
1925 w. F. Brown, wood for
poor 10. SO
1926 s. c. Bjone, mdse. for poor 26. 80
1927 5. P. Hansen & Co. mdse.
for poor -. .......... 25.7O
1928 George Fish, wood for
poor ................. 10 90
1929 Albert Dahlem, mdse for
poor 49,. ............. % .O7
1880 Anna Pflepsen. care of
poor 100 90
1881 Hanson & Emerson, medi-
cine for poor 15 55
1882 Lee Johnson. repairing
street machinery ........ 10. 55
1888 Hillerud & Co., merchan-
disc 1871
1884 Joe Benz, work on streets $50
1885 Henry Nelson, work on
street 225
1886 Marcus Olson, street labor IA 90
1887 Wedge Hardware Co., bill
or mdse ................. 2.90
1888 Filix Henry, street labor. 200
1888 H. H. Allen, street labor 4.50
1640 Asa M. Wallace, printing 113. 20
1541 Joe Eibensteiner, team
held for fire call ...... 81. 90
1912 DR.. A. F. Moynihan, salary
for 6 months ............150. 90
1913 L. L. Kells salary for six
months ..................2 200 90
1914 j. F. Cooper, salary for
year and fees ..........4 AL 90
1916 Clerk of Election, Theo
Sohle ............ 7.80
1916 G. K. Quill. clerk of cleo
ton ........a.......... 1850
1547 c. NJ. McCollum. judge of
election $3.50
154S J: H. Garfield, judge of
election ........ $500. $50
154s J. weisner, judge of cleo
1850 William DeLaurier. clerk ~
of election ........... $40
1851 Ben Dicks, clerk of cleo
1852 Fred P. schaub, Judge Of :
election .......... IL. 10
1853 r. r. Kells, judge of cleo
ton IL 10
1854 Geo. Fish. judge of cleo
sioi 49,. 49,. .'.'''' il.iV
The returns of the April 4th
elections showed the following
results, viz:-The total vote
cast in the City was ....... 951
For the office of Mayor, VIM.
Parker received 157 votes in LIST
Ward and 260 votes in End
Ward, a total .............. AIT
For this office, ]. w. Ward re-
ceived SO votes in LIST Ward and
236 votes in End Ward, total 324
And A. L. Ingram received 63
votes in LIST Ward and 1873 votes
in End Ward, total ........ 2O1
For the office of Judge of the Mu-
nicipal Court, M. C. Kelsey re-