The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-28

Crane Co, Aberdeen, Invoice
z;on LIZ
Zion Institutions & Industries, In
voice April IA, 1923 ZIG. 90
Edison Lamp Works, Invoice
April 7, 1928 9 %
Geo, w. Engle, Invoice March
81. y z 40.45
FIRST National Bank of Miller, Cas-
uallty insurance, General fund 46. 65
rlrst National Bank of Miller, Cas-
uaIlty insurance, Water fund 32.64
FIRST National Bank of Miller, Cas-
uallty insurance, light fund 135.43
councilman A. B. Catalan, intro
duced Ordinance No. 142, being an
Ordinance making provision for the
ie'ylng OF taxes for interest and prin-
on City Auditorium Bonds of
Miller South Dakota, dated April LIST,
1873, and for a sinking fund and de-
caring an emergency and that the
passage OF same is necessary for the
support Of the Municipal government
n Its existing public institutions.
ana moved that same be placed on it's
hrst reading, which motion was sec
Onded by Councilman +. II. Wilson.
Inc roll was called upon the question
] OF the placing of the said ordinance
on its first reading, the vote being as
follows: Yea: e. II. Wilson, II. O.
Bard, A. b. Catalan, ID. c. Moncur,
: Ed Bohning, j. j. Struif. Nay: None.
Inc said ordinance was then read
by the City Auditor and passed to
second reading.
This being the time and place for
taking action on bids for concrete
work for the year 1923, this matter
was taken up.
Bid by Mark Woodward was the
only n received and is as follows:
To the City Councilmen of the City
of Miller, South Dakota:
| wish to submit the following bids
as per specifications for City cement
work. Curb and gutter, CSC per lin
cal foot. Gutter, 55c per lineal foot;
sidewalks, 4-inCh, 26c per square
foot; alley crossings 4-inch, 26c per
square foot; street crossings, 6-inch,
35c per square foot; alley crossings,
6-inch, 35C per square foot; bottom
course to be 4 to /; top course to be
IL to l, when excavations are made,
If such to any extent has to be done.
and l will give any reasonable guar
antee you ask.
Motion made and carried the bid
of Mark Woodward be accepted. Roll
call: Yea: L. II. Wilson, Fl. o. Bard.
A. B. Catalan, ID. c. Moncur, Ed
BOhning, j.. j. Struif. Nay: None.
Report of c. S. Rygh, Supt. of the
Light Plant, for the month of March,
1928, received and filed. Report of
City Treasurer for month of April
received and filed.
This being the annual meeting of
the City Council and the work of the
retiring board having been declared
finished, on motion said meeting was
adjourned.
J. W. Coquillette,
City Auditor.
This being the time for organizing
a new Board of City Councilmen this
matter was taken up The new Alder
man, A. II. Churchill, being present,
was sworn in. The Council was called
to order by Mayor w. j. Halloween,
Aldermen present, E. H. Wilson, II.
O.. Bard, A. H. Churchill, d. c. Mon
cur, Ed Bohning and A. b. Catalan.
me BOafu was uuly OTBdHlZeu ny
the selection of Ed BOhning as Pres
ident of the Council and e. H. Wilson
as Vice-president of same.
The following appointments of city
officers were made by the Mayor and
on motion said appointments of city
officers were made by the
appointments were confirmed aud the
bonds of said officers were duly APP
proved:
G. c. Briggs, City Auditor, to assume
the duties of the Office May is, 1928;