a. . niwunem a ro,, norsc ior police onJune 1.................................................. 2 00Iowa Tribune, publishing............................. 16 50W. H. Hoot, polic e c lerk fees tc» May 10........ 8 50Fred Quell, riprap on Smith st....................... 20 00K. L. C. K. Wagner, rent of hose station toJune 10............... 25 00F. L. A C. F. Wagner, feed for tire department................. 4 *.VN. H. Derby A: Co., feed for tire department.. dj 07 J. E, llitchins, lioreshoeing for fire department ................................................... 9 80J. C. Peterson, witness in case ol C. Keyer ......1 *20Funck A Hcrtzler, rc*pairs on street tools ........10 65Funck A llertzler, coal................................ 50 62Acres, Blackmar A Co., blahk l ooks............ 40 90It. F. Stcrzing, ice for May............. 2 16Henry Hitter, sewer brick............................. 2 ooVincent Dodge, assisting police ... .............. 50Burlington (las Light Co., hills for May ........548 20Bi-hop Brothers, solicitor's docket-................ 10 50Mrs. Mester, washing for iire-departmc nt ......9 75A. Hemphill, repairs on Sixth street andBoundary bridges................................. 80 5u0. 11. Schenck. feed and expenses.................. 112 05O. H. Schenck, jr., paid county treas. collecting tax of 1882..................................... 781 00? 4,579 18 jThe agreeaieat between the city and C. E. Perkin? iiAefer nee to the building on South Hill which the city desires to use as a hose station was read and the mayor was instructed to sign same.A communication from Mr. E. I), ltand relative to the rental of the building to be j erected by him for a hose station was read and referred to the tire committee to make a contract with Mr. Hand and report to council.