Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
ALL CITY DADS TURNED
 OUT IN MONDAYS MEET

cil was called to order at 8 D. m. yesterday, Mayor Ray, presiding.
 ,Councilmen answering the roll call were Badger, Ellsworth, Helm, Hof- man, McMullen and Selby.
 Minutes of the meeting of May f were read There was one correc- ton to the minutes. The reason Councilman Ellsworth voted no, on the street improvement on Madison and Third avenue was that there was no amount stated in the mo- tion
 With this correction the minutes were approved as read. Minutes of May II were then read and approv- ed.
 It was moved by Councilman Bad ger, seconded by Councilman McMul- len that Mrs. Bamett act as Muni- cipal Clerk in the absence of J. P. Hannah. Upon the call of the roll all voted "aye." Mayor Ray report ed that tn enights of the 14th, 18th and 16th being dark and a boat in he had asked MT. Graf of the s. L. & P. Co.,, to not discontinue the street lights until May 20. Mayor Ray also reported in regard to Cleanup Week that they had found a lot of frost was still in the ashes and that they had waited until little later to remove same. They will, in all probability, be removed this week.
 Moved by Councilman McMullen, seconded by Coun cilman Holman that a warrant be drawn in the sum of $1O0 in payment of Voucher No. 5310. Those answering "aye" to the call of the roll. were Badger, Ells- worth, Helm, Holman, McMullen and Selby.
 School Committee reported that they wished to endorse the recom- mendation of the School Board. Mov-. ed by Councilman 1McMullen, second. ed by Councilman Badger that the report of the School Committee lay. over until school closes. Those vot-' ing "aye'' on the call of the roll were Badger, Ellsworth, Helm, McMullen. and Selby. Those voting no Holman.
 Councilman Helm reported that the special committee on Sanitation had completed it's work and asked to be discharged.
 Moved by Councilman Badger, sec onded by Councilman Holman that, the special committee or Sanitation be discharged. All :"h "ay.."
 Moved by Councilman Ellsworth, seconded by Councilman Badger that the matter of the galbaga dump be tuInod over to the stree. comnlit:ae to handle at it's discretion. Those, answo iLg aye" 10 the call were Balger, Ellsworth, Heln,. Hoffman. M chlulIen ana SeiDy.
 Street committee roportcl thru it's Chairman that the roadwa.j between Th:rd and Fourth on Madison was undti construction, contract with J. c. Murphy having beer let for the c,saIing of stumps ard grubbing for tile sum of $50.
 At the request Of c :Inc mar Helm the Law and Ordinul~e committee was asked to draw a set of rules and regulations governing the dis posal of refuse at the garbage dump.
 It was moved by Councilman Hof man, seconded by Councilman Bad ger that sidewalk be constructed on Adams street on the North Line of Lot One, in Block Nine, abutting the Jay Spencer property, east of the Tecklen'burg building. Those voting "aye," unanimous.
 Moved by Councilman Holman, sec onded by Council Selby that the res olution as to the site for the Jesse Lee Home, authorizing the mayor to execute deeds, be adopted.
 Those answering "aye," unanimous.
 Moved by Councilman Holman, sec onded by Councilman Selby that the street committee be authorized to construct a roadway along the north town site limits on the north town boundary to be known as Jesse Lee Avenue. On the call of the roll "aye' was unanimous.
 Moved by Councilman McMullen, seconded by Councilman Holman that the street committee be author ized to buy Fordson tractor com plete, with Wehr one man grader.
 In order to close debate Council man Holman demanded the previ- ous question. Upon the call of the roll all councilman voted in the af- 
 Upon the main question being put all councilman voted "aye."
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