Council Proceedings

A special meeting council was held Monday evening last, and in the absence of the Mayor, Aid. Hiscock was cal led to the cha ir. The object of the meeting beiiifr expUined Kecorder Pond offered the following: Reso'vtJ, Thatthe lollowlng sums for the lollywing purposes respeclively, be lovied and colleclerf for laxes tlie ourrent year uocordlng to law, upon the city at Urge : Kor Court House Aid Bon ds, duo Feb't. lii 2 000 00 For interest upon the sarae 684 00 {," Ueneral purposes, Ueueral Fund 8 000 00 for Ueneral purposes, Ueneral Street Fulld 2,000 00 On motion of Aldermen from the varlous wards the amonnts were levled for the various funda 1 WI"'J $1,01)0 wril 1,000 ' 'ard 1,000 itn ward j (IQ 'i )i ward 'iyin ui waid ui.'.'.".!.'!!"!;!;;;;; i,iwu and the Mayor and Recorder were dlrected to certily the same to the proper supervisors: On motion of Aid. Lawrence the Iiceii8e committee was instructed to investígate the auction business of W. J. Dunstao, and to see if it complied witli the city ordinance. Aid. Luwrence moved that the city Marshal bt dirccted to place himself undcr the orders of Postmaster Duffy evenings, between the hours of 6 and 7 o'clock. Carrkd. The Mayor having arrived, assumed the chair. Tliemembers oí the building committee appointod at the last meeting of the council having declined to serve, the followine gentleman were named as auch Prof. J. IJ. Duvis, Warren E. Walker and N. D. Gates. Hou. A. J. Suwyer addressed the council by permission, with reference to usinjf the ground8 in the rear of the opera house for a wood market. Whlch subject was on raotion referred to the 1 Ícense eonimiüee. Tlie liquor bond of Louis Seyler was received and approved. Adjourned.