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    Lebanon Express.
CITY OFFICIALS.
MAYOR.., M. A. MILLER.
iVi it'Ol" PER KO. kh'K.
TKEASI kKK- J- A. liOUKRTS.
34Aii6HAU l'HEL SMITH. -
; CULNULM .0 .Ha HOUSTON,
1J0B..KLKINS.
" City Cmmnil meets on the Hrst and ttiinl
Tnnday eveitinps of each month,
Uy OnUnsnM.Ho. U.
RULE OF ORDER.
KTLL x The icftnlar meetings of the
council irtU he held upon the first. and
third Twsttey evemnguf each month, at
the caty Hall and the hour of meeting shall
I as fuluvea: From Hqitember 1 to April
at 7 o'clock p. m.t end from April 1 to
Hepccmbvrl at 7:30 o'ctoek p. m The
council may .a atiy maotiiig. adjourn over
the aejtt regular meetiiiffhya majority vote,
or dtnignate a different day .on which to
meet, but such order ahall apply only to
tho time named.
itiTLE2.ThenuiyQrori.caseof hie ab
sence tlm lueudxsni present shall wtleot one
of tltoir i ueniberH to preside who shall call
the meeting to enler at tlie tttated tiir.e or
hour, Blioulil there not be a quorum pres
ent it shall be the duly af.tUe.city luarshall
to irnniwi lately inform thoabsentmemlwrs
of Uw council (except those known. to bcab
mtit Emm the city or unavoidably detained)
that their presenile hi required n order to
'enable the uonndl to proceed to business,
fjhould any ot'lheat'lail to.uppcar on such
notice the members present, shall adjourn to
the next regular meeting or an .earlier day.
In the aleiwe of lioth the mayor and
rwimlfir the members present shall Aig
mite am of lheir nunilter to record their
pTOtSMrtling. After tit calling of tlie. roll,
if a quorum is found to be present the pre
aiding officer abaJi cauMe the purueiul'uf tue
previous meeting to be ad, wiwm it shall
becorected oratnmeulHid if necmary and
then approved. ...
KITLE 3. The presiding ofticer xhall an
mmwx at each meeting of the .council, the
business in order an follows:
1. Calling the roll.
2. Heading the minutes f previous .meet-
big.'
8. Keports of standing committees. ,
4. Keports of social committees.
6. lleports of city officers.
fi. rnhnilied ImsinvsK.
7. Petitions and remonstrances.
6, Intrtxhutiort and first reading of ordi
: nance bills, ,
9. fovoml reading and arnendmeut orL'oiii
'mitntent of ordinance bills. . -
10. Third reading of ordinance hills.
IK ('oinmuuicHtioi
12. New business.
IK Coiiimutiicaf ions and Keohmis.
13. Bills against thecity and otiwr finan
cial business- ,
Alcssapwa and communications from the
mayor shall always le in order, AH ques
tions relating to Uie priority of business
phali U' decided by tlie mayor without de
late. ' 'r .. "
BL LL 4. The presiding officer shall wre-
serve order and decorum; lie majiiak on
nil qiuuoiiH of order in pmferiinne to any
sntner memner, ruing from Ms stat for that
pufjpoBe.and be shall desde on all questions
of cn-dcr, subject-to an appeal to thecoundl,
'IniUcatfesofanpealfroin the decision of
tthe presiding officer, the appeal shall he
; stated o follows; "Bliall the decision of
the presiding officer he sustained f'
KtTtK5.Tlie ireBidin otttoer shall riae
in his place to state motions and propos
Mtions and. to put all questiuriK and morions.
:iifsimf? and motions shall be Jput in ,ihe
following form: "As many as favor tiie niiv
vtion, nay aye;" and after the affirmative
voW has been taken, "as many an an op-
jKii&d suy no". If the presiding ottieer is
in -duiiht aa to tiieivivsnli, or a division (;
.called for before the announc-Bnietit of the
T. voter-theeoaiM-il shall dcvtde those of
affirmative first arising, ;and anward
.Jhutfo of the Tiiitive. Tltt- Pradiiipoffleer
: aha) luiTeoo vote cu-wt in cast' of'g tie Vit-
tt the niemben! of tlie council.
k;VHi The following standing commit-'
stees sh:ili be.appohtteil by the mayor .at the!
.flnst lucetin of ih eunl: fn.each ycur:
'X -Coffnuiltoe on ordiiiaiif.-t. i
Coittnui-! on ways una means.
. & iommifteeiJii aouiK and exiaew
4. Cwuitiiuw on etm a(d public pm;
erty, .'.-.' " l -j. ..j..:- ' :
, 5. i'Mmniitice mi license - ;
:& fVimrnfttw on iieahh-ariti poKw,'-;
All other wmmtttcf :tbaU be appointed f
hy the pnwidmK otU0"rp l,uiiles-t othenvie '
" .orderxni and prfWkiwi by thftmji. .
I'A'UIX comaiitif! to which any
tiMust h.p-r fred Hiiail ref-ort tbjereou to
-thiftouiH-il.tft .11 isesf i'jiHf meeting'
ti.-:ft;ft. ryfCbff.thj'H; r,fr jtach n
;. H i
t the rctnler nml
': flfiflint.
v imtt t
eonier, U objection be madkitto the tntao
duction of au ordinance MU it shall lie oner
until the next regular meeting of the eotuk
oil except when the hill is reported by ,
commintee, oruuktuotlierviee dlrectatl ey
tlie council.
"RULE 9. Alt ordinances aiiall be read ba
ton? the council three times, (previous to bo
hig pA5ed. The presiding ofQcers shall
irive notice at each reading whether it he
the first, second or third mading. If tlte
bill lw objected toon the ft est reading the
presnhnp offlcer Khali inimed&atly state the
qucHlion a follows :-"Hlml! tlie hill be rejec
ted?" If on objectionm l)e med, or if the
question to reject be lost, the bill shall be
read the second time a once. By unani
mous conwnt, or by a two thirds vote of
the council or antrum present bill may be
read the second time by title oniy. .
RTLE 10. Tpnn tho leeond marling of
a bill, tlie preiding oltivtfr lmll state:
"This is the second reading of the bill;" it
is now ready for commitment, a mendmeu
in order for a third reading. No bill shall
be amended or t orn ntit ted until it has been
read twice.
RULE 11 If a hill ha so amended a to
muke it iiecoflsnry in the opinion of the
majority of the council that it should be en
grossed, it may be referred to the Ifaeorder
lor that purpose, and be shall, at the next
regular meeting thereafter, report acor
rectlv engrossed copy of such amended bill.
Ul'LK 11 No bill shall tie read the third
time during the same session nt which it is
introduced, except by unanimous consent
of the council, expressed by an affirmative
vote on calling the roll of the council.
RULE 13. The final question after the
second reading of a bill shall be, "Shall the
bill he read a third time now?" No amend
ment shall be received for discussion after
the third reading of any bill, but It shall be
in ordrr at all time before the final pusaagt
of a bill to refer it, upon motion, with in
struction to make particularly designated
amendments.
Kl'LE 14. After the third reudingofa
hill the presiding oilicer shall say: "Shall
the bill pasn?" The Recorder shall then
call the roll and enter the ayes and noes in
the journal.
Kt'LK 15. After the pavsmn' of a bill the
presiding ofhcer shall iy: uBIiall the title
of the bill tftund as the title of the onli
nance?M UL'LK It, Tin Recorder shall number
all the ordinouce heretofore Hissed, that
remains unnumbered, in tite order of their
piitfsiipe, and hereufier each ordinance shall
be known by its ftjipropriate uumlier, everr
new ordinance receiving tlie nuintwr jo
which it is entitled. . :'-, ,
MY LE 17. Alt onh nances shall be signed
by the Mayor and Recorder before being
published.. ,;'-.
RULE 18. All unfinished business shall
he attended to before new businesK is intro
duced. ''':'
Kl'LE 10. No motion shall he debated
until it has been seconded and distinctly
announced by the presiding officer; and it
sliall be miuml to writing, ft shall be
rejtd by the liecorder when mini mi, forin
forniauon. A motion may be withdrawn at
any time iH-'fure amendment, at the consent
of the second. 1 , ;,
Kt'LEiJo Kvery mendwr when nquefl
tijn is uit ahull vote thereon, unlemi the
council, for special reaitofis, shall excuse a
member; but no member shall be permitted
to vote on any -subject in which he hm a
direct ecuRiary interest Two or more
member may demuud the yeaa and imy
on any (jucMion. ; w
RULK21, When the reaSingof a paper
is called tor (except ititiorm), and the same
is olijecteti to by any niemljer, the question
as to whether it shall be read, shall be de
termined by o vote of the council, without
debate. This nde is not intended tobeaj
plicable to any bill, res4jhitiun or amend
ment, or other propomdon which may be
at the time directiyiunderconaidemtioii.
Rt.'LK22.. Kvery member wheu hcarlae
to make any remark, or otter any motion or
other proposi tion, sliall arise in hi place
and address thjpresidmg; officer, 'He shall
then confine hiatiself b titc question and
avoid H Mironaltth'M, Objection being
madt', Jto member shall speak more than
twice, on the same, dayj on-the eamequea
tioii, without leave of the council; and a
member who has mux spoken shall not
again ie entitled to the Hour (except torcx-
piaimtiofi), to the exclusion ox anotjier
mendwr V-'ho haftiiot spokeii. ,
llVl.2$, When hvoor more niembcr
fjbse-at'tbe same time, ; the presidiiij? oflh.'er !
aliail decide which one shall speak hrat. v
'iUUL2i When a member is called to
order, he shall nit down until tlie presiding
omir tdiaii huvtf dctitl'itdmrfl ivhutluir he ia
iitoMwor.hot,AiUvavyfliieiiHiof onir.,
shall Us lifctiutt! by tue pnhiitiii .oitiwr, j
.uttf :et If :tn iijiin'itl tf ithe council h$ any
riM-'miwiri' il A ,it;iHlt;r .lie Ktlhtd to oi'do
fur wnl iHf'ken ur luuuuagt tisl in th;
eoujidl i;lmmtK;r wlit-n tUct-mincil is in e-:
ifioii, tite estx'jrtioital language or, words
- tmritif lie-'
t -Um tH'.
.a:ijuun. 1 "-.
iv ii rail ot tiie QiiiitiKti:
lay on the Utble. y.)
i lM$i)m.iif s My cert
cttmiiitt.-'i, "
In UtKiHUiiL' i"m!l!'f!!.ii..,i'
ftoon: "tfimll On Utmmi
Its effiut slwll be totrrlng the eouncil to au Imme
diate rot on the qubaUus then under dlicuaton.
On motion lor toe tprevlou questuHi, aud pilot ,
t a voM thereon, a u o( the couuofl my be o
dcred . bui after iwo moiuben ttaT sMondedthe
motion (brthe provkeus question, no rail of the
council ihaH be In ptoer prior to the decUiau on
the main quMtfou.
HULK 27. n ntouan for the pravioas qusitlon,
and under the same, there shall be no cUbie.
Alt Incidental queJitt4BB or order nririitg after a
tnuthiii is niadu for tneipievkMinqueAiionlor while
acthiR under It) hall tie deckled, whether on ap
poal orotlwrwiM, wltbeul debate. . 4
KLM.JC L WhenaMMUon ha been onw put
and tleeldtd, it ahatl be in order for any member
-who voted with the majarity to move a recoustd
ration thereof, and sue imotton shall take pnt
eedenoe of all othor motieiu, except motion to
adjourn. Mo motion shall be reconsidered more
Jtoanenee.
itULK m No motion to atrontsldar ihtll be en
tertain! at a later poriod Xhati the uext regular
meetlun or aexslou of (he eouncil after the votn
Mi)thtto be ncoiMldured bas beon taken, but
wbeu any vote ihall be recobildered by the emm
ell, Uiu council may then pweeed to reeoiisider
anyjwuviouK vote ororder in celatlon totbeuave
Bubjrtt matter without any notltw In wk1
thoreu.
KIIIj; 30. All notions, monition, ordort. bllli,
petitions or other eonimuiHnaliaiui, shidl be en
tered upon the journal, unleas itae -Council otlwr.
wlteorden.
HULK 31. Any member votin? In tho minority
on any quotllon. and protecting alrsinit the rote
of the concll, may have hlB protest entered on the
journal. If the iaiignaRa Uicreot h mqwetluland
parli&uientary anil Meruialn lo the auhjoct.
Ul'LEK. The Kecorder shall prepare a general
file of each meeting of the council, au which
shall be entered tlie title or all onlhiancat. re
ports, resolutions or oihur biutneis on I ho table,
and any new bilnM that may be proper to bring
before the council, : , '
RULE 33, Appointments of oltlcem otudllwby
viva voce, and a majority of all the niemboreuf
tho city council .nhall be decewary to constitute a
choice,
RUhKm. If the question under dobtto contain
pvural points or propoHltlons. any muinber my
have the nuie dlvidwl; but the merer of the
qaentuin shall have (he right to designate Um
which point the vote shall be flrct taken,
RIJIJ; 35, A motion to adjourn ahal! be decided
without debate, And shall always lw in onler, ex
cept tliat when once put and voted down, it shall
not be in order attain until some other business
has intervened. , 1 -
Hl'tiESR. The rules (he eoancllshaU be ob
served iu committf of the whole to inr o HpplJ
cable, except as to limiting tite lime of speaking,
and except. &bo, that the ay w and nayKHhiilliioi
be taken, - . :-
RULE 87, In alt ctuen not provided for by thus;
mien, the council shall be governed by tlie mle
andpmcttcc m laid down in CuHhhia's "Law and
Practifeof U-ftllative .Arsitiublief."
HUId'. .No rule shallfie nupundd without
the concurrence of two-lhtnU lim memta-H ot
thecmmcU present, and no, additional rule or
atnemlmettt haH be made without giving at toast
two weeks' notice, and twothirdKof tlie members
pmem concurring therein; rmvided. That no
rale requiring unanimous eoneent thull be sus
pends! by operation or thinnile.
ttTLKSU, lipoii the final pafeMgn ofau nrdi
nance It tbidl be enrolled by the Ktfconiijr
pawed, hi a well bound book kept by him for that
purpute, and then be prevented to the- Mayor aj
te-iiiiTHl hy section 36 of chapter VI of the charier
ol the city.
Approved tins 14th day of Oct.. A. D W,.
31. A. Mili.ku,
Mayor.
Atlrat: fio. W. Cu:e, City Recorder,
"For Hal." rf
. 11 iiead calve.;, 7 fresh milk cowb ami
cnlves, 0 brood murm 4 and five years old,
312 acres of land to rent or tor Side, inquire
of lVten Si Garland, or A. Mlldmit at
tarn 6 mho- wntb of :
Settle lr,
Al! purtnu knowing tliemwIveB in
dt'ht to us are hyrnhy notified to mttv
Mjnit oncouH we havt got to hnve our
UlUltiV. I"'-:" ...
:: . , HVAN BltOS.
FOBTMILLER ft IRVING,
DKAI.KI!-! IN
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE,
CAurrnv wall papf.i' axd
lICTi;iij;FHAJIJ..ri.
Undertaking a Social ty
ALBANY, OKEOON
C. E. RANOUS.
I Carpenter & Builder.;
AI1 Repairing & Jobbing
Done on Shortest Notice.
UPHOLSTERING A SPECIALTY
SJioo oji Main Street, Next Door to
- Tailor yhop. ..;
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BAXKLHBAXOX,
; : ' X,EBANOK; OHEOOX . ;
Transacts a Gsaeral Banking Business..
tliiCL'K. . . : -
"Ese)ift.iMiNi New :i.Hd,: Vmuci;
DALGLEISH
i i .
DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF
F URN ITU RE .
We carry a Full Line of SHELF HARDWARE
and BUILDING MATERIAL.
The Finest Linn of CARPETS
Brought to
Albany Collegiate Institute
ALBANY, OREGON.
September 9, 1891, Im 10, J) J,
A Full Corps of Experienced Teachers.
3BTSTATE D PLOM A S TO NOUMAL GRADUATES
Four I)imrtinmit uf Study Collranle, Konnal, I!iiii'n, rrinmry.
Typo-Writing ami fliort-imiid are iBiijrlit. Fur vataltigue mldrwia,
Rev. ELBEKT X. C0NUIT A. M.. rresiilmt
AlbanyFurnitureCo
H. R. HYDE, l'roprietor.
A Ft'LLUNEOK
Furniture
OF EVERY DESCJai'TIOX,
And ALL KINDS of CARPETS.
We make a sjiccia
wcrt'il ui'flu or duv.
ty of
HALTI.M
ALBANY.
have a LARGE STf
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Yard, in'ihc gsiblirb of Wwnoti,' Eor Kale ,af :Reas;)iialle
Rales. AI1 kind cfmasonli -
! Awu
A GREAT SLAUGHTER
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1 Lj 1j LjLLJJ L
& EVERETT
AND WALL-PAPER Ever
Lebmmn. ...
UNDERTAKING. Calls ans-
OKI! M,OCK,
OREGON.
CK of f:j;.K
K, for eale at my
woik
done with iiwitris aud
D. W. HARDEN.
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