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Show THE VETO SUSTAINED Mayor's Veto of Saloon and Billiard Ordinance, Sustained by a Vote of 5 to 5. Other business of Council. The City Council met In tegular session last Wednesday night and transacted business as follows: The ordinance iclatlng to bllllaid halls failed to uass over the mayor's veto, the vote standing live to live, It requiring a two-f birds vote to pass under such circumstances. On motion of Renson, the sticet cast of the cemetery was ordered graded. Dills of Danlelson Mfg. were oidercd paid when Invoices come and aic approved. Dill of Mrs. Jacobson's for extra service was referred to committee for Investigation. Olsen petition was deferred for the present on lecommendatlon of cemetery ceme-tery committee. Committee of stieets was given power to make arrangments with Mr. Andiews icgaidlng street spilnkllng. Fire Chief Robblns gave month's) leport which shows five fires with a total damage of 8100. I On motion of Denson, the walcr-master walcr-master was insti noted to enfoice ordinance iclatlng to cleaning of ditches. Petit Ion of T. D. Robcits and others to have hjdiant In front of C.udon property lepalred before July 4th was granted. ( Petitions of J. R. Edwards and Rlter Dtos. to canj on letall and wholesale liquor business, respectively, weic granted. Petition of Alma A. Olson and Edwin llench to retail liquor was was granted. Bond was lead and approved. City attorney and engineer with committee on public grounds were Inst i uc ted to make report of property belonging to cltj. On motion of Thorcson, the chair appointed a committee to revise the liquor ordinance. Thorcson, Denson and Nielsen were appointed. City Justice of Peace reported 10 persons brought Into court during quarter, 10 of whom were convicted, 4 acquitted, and sentence was suspended sus-pended in two cases. Fines for the quarter amounted to $30, and $5 bond was forfeited. Sexton Knute Peteison, read quarterly quar-terly repot t, which shows 20 deaths, 8 males and 12 females. Nine of these were over 30 years of ago at their death, 3 fiom 8 to 20, 3 from 5 to 8, 2 from 1 to 5, 3 were under ono year. 3 died of general debility, 4 of old age, 1 of consumption, 1 of cancer, 1 of pelvic abcess, 2 of heart trouble, 3 of pneumonia, 1 of whooping cough, 1 of hemorhaglca, 1 of dropsy, 1 of diphtheria, diph-theria, 1 still born. . |
