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Show COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. City Council met-In tho usual, place Dec 13, 1'J3, Mayor Jones presiding with a full council present Thoofllelal bond of Mayor-elect Mid-dletau Mid-dletau was approved. Committee, on Coiuetery reported that City Sexlon Stevenson hail decided decid-ed to retain his position as sexton und n,ked to withdraw Ills rofrlguntloii, which was granted, Committee on Cemetery recommended recommend-ed the grubbing up of the brush in the now addition und the platting of the same, llecoinniendatlone were adopted adopt-ed anil the committee were cmpbnm-d to have, the work done. CoinniltUo on IirlgaJon and Water Supply, to whom wau referred the re-fptesi re-fptesi of David Ilalglitnr.d other citizens citi-zens on lower Main Street iisiting the louneil to provide t'leiu w.tli culinary water, rcpx'U'd that the fr..::-n condition condi-tion of the ditches pr.'Vficl the nv-esstiry nv-esstiry work being ac- jinplished at present and thought tlint tin- inst.aU-tiou inst.aU-tiou of the water sy-.: uin t.Kttld remedy the evil eomphiined of and recommend-ed recommend-ed that the request be deferred for the present. Committee on Prison recommended the council to procure a cuye for prison purposes at its earliest cj.iwuie'ici-, and reported having made necessary arrangements for bedding and other fixtures for the city pi ison The report was adopted and the committee was authorized to procure prices of modern steel cages for prison use aud roport. Committee reported upon tho complaint com-plaint of Mr. Ilyrutu Corry relative to the street crosilngon lower Main street near Geo. Wood's htore, and recctm-mended recctm-mended that tho supervisor be instructed instruct-ed Jo repair and put in proper condition condi-tion all street crossings,, and provide the necessary foot bridges at tho crossings of sidewalks throughout the city. Committee was also requested to consulfwith the directors of tho West and South Fleido in regard to putting in a culvert at the entrance to the South field near the residence of Mrs. Tims. Thorley. The City Trcnkurcr's report for the year ending-December, 1003, was presented pre-sented and referred back to the Treasurer Treas-urer for changes to be made. On motion of Councilor Higbee tho Auditor was authorized to draw a war-rant'ln war-rant'ln favor of Geo. Wood for- $200, vim interest for one year, to chnccl 'riofi iphl4jy.;n7n ngntnn.tr- tlio!;eltr7-r ' The City Marshal presented his annual an-nual report which was ordered filed with the recorder. City Sexton submitted his report on vital statistics for the year, and same was ordered filed with the Recorder. A communication from Secretary of State Hammond, Informing the council coun-cil that tho State Land Hoard would purchase the water bonds of Cedar City was read and ordered filed. The following claims were presented and ordered paid: Justice's salary for November.. S S 35 Atty's " " " io 40 Treas. " s CD Conn. rTouehen's salary for Nov. 3 33 " Iligbee'a " " 3 33 " Leigh's " " " a 33 " I'almor " " ' a 33 " Webster's " " " 3 33 Mayor' salary for November. ... 418 Ed. Williams for coal 4 17 Thos. Urle, hauling coal........ 1 no Claud Urle, hauling lumber.. .. 11 3D Supervisor's account, labor 'on ditches 0 00 Sundry persons labor on cemetery 00 03 Wm. Honchen, furnishing water schedle 0 00 Iron County Iteeord, for printing lf 00 Jenson Brothers, lumber 18 13 E. II. Ryan, services on bpeclal committee on water system.. 2,r fifi Total 3100 60 On the motion of Councilor Houchen couucll adjourned to meet on Dec. 19, 1003, at 7 o'clock p. m. |
