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Legal Notices 33 ead QtadU 0 '77 read the following written resolution and moved its adoption: EM KRG KNCY KSOLUTION AW AH DING SAL.K OK 125,000 WATUK BONDS OK 1965 BE IT RKSoL.VfcO by the City Council of the City of Deadwood, South Dakota, as lolluws: 1. 1 lie bm of st National Bank of Si. Paul, Minnesota, to purchase JflJo.lAAJ Water Bonus oi i9oo oi the City, to be dated May 1, I9t5, ut a price of uonus of said issue intituling in toe yt'urt' set forth below to bear interest at tne respective rates ot interest stated opposite such maturity years: A May 1, 1965, shall be each In the denomination of $1,000. shall be 125 in number and numbered from 1 to 125. inclusive, and shall mature serially on May 1 in the amount o( $5,000 in each of the years 1967 through 1977.

and $10,000 in each of the years 1978 through 1984. Each bond of said issue maturing after' May 1. 1977. wiil be to redemption and prepayment on said date and on any interest payment date thereafter, in inverse order of serial numbers, at a price of 101 and accrued interest, upon notice of call mailed not less than thirty (301 days prior to the date specified for redemption, to the hank at which principal and interest are then payable and to the holder, if known, of each bond so to be redeemed and the City Treasurer is Hereby directed to naintam a record of the names, addresses and bond numbers of holders of redeemable bonds of said issue so far as such information is mude available to him. Bonds of said issue maturing in the years set forth below Khali bear interest at the respective rates Ier annum stated opposite such maturity years: 2 n.

3 lis a. 3t 3.1U' 3.3(f 3.40' throuiih 1U7B IV, 7 tlnuuKll lil.U tU Ihl-uiiiiU 1112 Deadwood City Council Extract of Minutes of Meeting of tity Council, City of Iteudwood, Lawrence County, South Dakota, April 28, 15 Puifluaiit to due cull and notice thereof, a Kim-iul nieetiiiK of City Council of the City of Ut-adwood, South Dakota, was held at the City Hall Building in said City on April lH6o, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. The Mayor, City Auditor, and the following Aldermen were present Heys, Horsfnil, Marsliall, Alaynaid, Moye, Swanson, Thoma.v, and the following were absent: Kox. The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for the receipt of bids for $125,000 Water Bonn of iyt5 of the City to be dated May 1. 1965, which were advertised for sale pursuant to the resolution adopted by the City Council on April 5, The City Auditor presented an affidavit showing publication of notice of sate of said bonds for three successive weeks in the official newspaper, which affidavit was examined, found satisfactory, and ordered placed on file.

The City Auditor announced that six sealed bids had been received pursuant to the notice of sale, which were then oiened. considered and tabulated, and the highest and best bid of each bidder was found to be as follows: Najne of Bidder: First National Bank of St. Paul, Minn. Interest date: Bonds due 1967 through 1976, H.Uf't: bonds due 1977 through 1979, 3.30n; bonds due 1980 through llivj, iAiYX; bonds due 19H3 and 19S4. 3.5U;; plus additional interest on nil bonds at the rate of 1.50 per annum from Nov.

13. 1965 to May 1, 1966. Premium none. J. M.

Dain Minneapolis. Minn. Interest rate: bonds 3.j0' V.K.I throuKli l'JM 1 I 1 0 fl and full payment of the principal of and Interest on each of mid bonds as the same respectively be- come due. 4. The City Auditor and Treasurer and the Auditor of Lawrence County are hereby authorized and directed to prepare and furnish to the purchaser of said and to the attorneys Approving the same, certified copies of all proceedings taken by this Council and such other certificates and affidavits as mav be required relating to the financial affairs of the City and the legality, and marketability of said bonds: and such certified copies, certificates nnd affidavits, including any thereof heretofore furnished, shall be deemed the representations of the City as to all facts stated tluy'ein.

5. This resolution Is found and determined to be necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety and the support of the municipal government and its existing public institutions, wherefore an emergency exists nnd this resolution shall be in full force and effect immediately upon its passsige and publication according to law. Approved: Ed W. Keene, Mayor Approved: April 28. 1965.

Published: May 19, 1965. ATTEST: Ann I. Palmer, City Auditor The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Alderman Marshall, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted YEA: Hess, Horsfall. Marshall. Maynard.

Moye, Swanson, and Thomas and the following voted NAY: None whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted and whs approved and signed by the Mayor, and the City Auditor attested the same. Alderman Maynard then introduced written Ordinance No. 643. entitled "An Emergency Ordinunce Creating a Sinking Fund and Levying Taxes for Payment of $125,000 Water Bonds of 1965." Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, said ordinance was placed upon its first reading and was fully and distinctly read. Thereupon said ordinance wo declared -duly passed upon its first reading.

Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting was then adjourned to May 5, 1965, at 5 o'clock P.M., for the purpose of second reading of the ordinance which received first reading at this meeting and for the transaction of such other business as may be found necessary or expedient. On motion by Horsfall, seconded bv Move Dobson Bros. Construction of Lincoln, being the lowest responsible bidder of $98,840, the contract be awarded, on roll call vote eight yeas, no nays, accepted. On motion by Marshall, seconded by Hess the City of Deadwood accept the proposal of Dobson Bros, for the construction of Water System Improvements and award the contract contingent on the acceptance by the City of Dobson's proposal for realignment of the water transmission, line between Station 7200 and Station 11300. on roll call vote eight yeas, no nays, carried.

Motion for nd Inurnment made and Knth, Wanda Bartels, Itrenda Dunn, Ann Kline, Daniel Itutcher; front row, Carlu Kdliuid, Bruce Truth, Steven Ueffre, Tuny llolsu, Terry Hoist, Donald Kruske, Mary Hart, ANNKX. JIOKMMi CLASS Back row, li-rt right, Kurt Klein, Richard Hirtle, Robert I'rilchetl, Dennis Siilio, Itruili Lundquist, Stephen Jensen, Leslie Kmxlel, Tommy Hydboni; middle row, Susan Doiiinion, Cathy Joe Saunders, Cheryl eacli of tne bonds to bear additional interest, re present '-d by separate 'ji" coupons at the rate of l.oO' per annum from November 13. 1965, to May 1, 19t6. pr.nc.pal and interest tu he payable at the Ki rst Nat i ma I Ban of St Pa ill Minnesota, is hereby found and determined to be the highest and best bid received in accordance with the published advertisement for bids and is hereby accepted. 2.

The Mayor and City Auditor are authorized and directed to enter into a contract for the wale of said bonds in accordance with said bid. The City Auditor shall retain the check of the successful bidder and shall forthwith return to the other bidders all of their checks. 3. This resolution Is found and determined to be necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety and the support of the municipal government and it existing public institutions, wherefore an emergency exists, and this resolution shall be in full force and effect immediately upon Its passage unci publication according to law. Approved: Signed: Ed W.

Kerne. Mayor Approved: April 2S. 1965. Punlished; May 19, 1965. ATTEST: Ann i.

Palmer, City Auditor The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly due 1967 through 1972, 3.00' i bonds due 1973 through 1H76, 3.3Vc; bonds due 1977 through lUiit. bonus due 19S0 through 19S4, 3.60'f plus additional interest on ail bonds at the rate of 1.50',t per annum from Aug. 13. 1965 to May 1, 1966. Premium none.

State of South Dakota Dent, of School and Public lands. All bonds at rate of 4.00'.. Premium: none. Kalnutn Company. k.

J. 1967 through 1976 3.100 1977 through 1979 3.3d'; 19S0 through 19N2 3.40';. 19N3 and t9s4 3.50' and each of the bonds to bear additional interest, represented by a separate cniion, at the rate of 1.54' per annum from November 13. liHiS. to May 1.

1966, Such interest shall be payable on May 1, 1966, and semiannually thereafter on November 1 and May 1 of each year. The principal of and interest on all bonds shall be payable at the First National Bank, in St. Paul, Minnesota, and the City shall pay the reasonable and customary charges of said paying agent for the receipt and disbursement of such principal and interest. The Treasurer shall forward to said paying agent sufficient moneys out of the sinking fund for said bendy to meet all principal and interest payments when due. without warrant or further order of this Council.

2. The bonds of s.iid issue shall be prepared under the direction of the City Auditor, following substantially the form approved this date and now on file in the office of said Auditor, and when so prepared they I be executed in behalf of the City by the signature of the Mayor and countersigned by the City Auditor and the corporate seal Khali be affixed, and the interest coupons and the certificate on the reverse side of the bonds shall lie executed and au-thent icated by the printed, engraved or lithographed facsimile signature of said officers. When sahi bonds have been duly executed, and prior to the issuance thereof, they Hhall be deliver.Hl to the (Tity Treasurer, who shall register them in the bond register, as ro-o, uired by law. Said bonds shall thereupon be delivered to the purchaser thereof upon payment of the purchase price heretofore agreed upon, and said purchaser shall not be obliged to see to tiie applica Prescott Pa i nes Webber, Jackson Curtis. Interest rate; Bonds due 1967 through 1974, 3.00'; bonds due 1975 thnnitrn 197V 3.30' bonds due 1979 through JUKI, 3.40; seconded by Alderman Maynard, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following votes YEA: lless, bonds due 19S2 through 19S4 :i.btr i nlus additional interest on all bonds Horstall.

Marshall. Mavnaru, Moye. at the rate of 1.50', per annum from July 1, 1965 to May 1, Premium none. Swansoi and Thomas and the following voted NAY None, whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted and was approved and signed by the Mayor, which was attested by the City Auditor. American National Bank of Saint Paul.

Minn. Bonds due 1967 through 1975, 3.00'. bonds due 1976 through 1975. 3.00', bonds due 1976 through 197. 3.30' bonds lue 1979 through 19S1.

3.40' bonds The City Auditor presented a proposed bond form for the bonds whose sale was awarded bv the due 192 through 19S4, 3.50';: plus additional interest on all bonds at the rate of i per annum from Sept. 23. 1965 to Nov. 1, liHiG, Premium: none. foregoing reilution.

which form was examined, approved and ordered placed on file. Alderman Move introduced and Piper. Jaffray Ilopwood, Minn- read the following written resolution and moved Its adoption enpolis. Minn. Bonds due 1967 through 1973.

3.00' bonds due EMERGENCY RESOL1TION PRE 1974 through 1976. 3.20'; bonds due 1977 through 19M. 3.40'; bonds SCRIBING DETAILS AND PROVIDING FOR EXECl'TION OF $125,000 WATER BONDS OF 1965 BE IT RESOLVED by the City due 19S2 through 19H4. plus additional interest on all bonds at tion of such purchase price. duly seconded, adjourned.

Council of the City of Deadwood, South Dakota, as follows: Kathleen Hoffman, Mary Rciiing, Diana Shinuharger, Miehelv Hunt, Kay Seliweituer, Itundy Sargent; front row, Corwyn Kolh, Clifford Krikson, Ivan Malaterre, Mark Talley, Mark lszler, Mark Gefl're, Johnny Olson. CENTRAL, AFTERNOON CLASS Hack row, left to right, Brian Nelson, John l'avieh, Thomas Palmer, Scot! Kueera, Joseph Racich, Patrick Miles, William Bcslgen, Donald Whitfurd; midille row, Teresa Lal'orte, Merri Kissick, tin- rate of 1.50'; per annum from June 1. 1965 to May 1, 1966. Premium: none. 3.

The full faith, credit and unlimited taxiim powers of said City riU mayor ATTEST: Ann I. Palmer, After consideration of all bids. 1. The $125,000 Water Bonds of 1965 of the City, heretofore aillh- ori.ed and sold, shall be dated shall be. and they hereby are ir-l-evoeably ph-dged to the prompt City Auditor May 19 Anderaian Moye introduced and A ft A I Aspen, Julia l.ann tili, Hoi ky Kuntajiaa, Trudy Hepner; front row, Tummy Ness, Jane Mattila, Don Kuleaux, Char-lene Cursteii, Schumacher, Lynnelte Carsten.

WKST LKAD, MORNING CLASS Buck row, lift to rinllt, Murk 'I'linpr, l.ililia Irrgunt, (ire); I'l-rcrvii'h, Linda Allirinlil, Di'hra ISriilenslinc, Kulhv (iross, Donald Schumacher, Kevin Burr; middle row, Rebecca Sinner, ICose Shiner, Douglas Eddy, Donald William Griffith, Dale Schaefer, Dean Sehaefer, Richard Covell, Robert Covell; front row, Marjorie Burns, Trucey Totton, Dori'eu Mason, Saralynn (iifford, Margie Derby, Shelley Waddiiiglon and Helen Michael. SOl'TH LEAD, MORNING (LASS Back row, left to right. Barton Sargent, Carl Millard, 1-oelT Guy Miller, Douglas Woodhi'ck, Robert Wurl, Keuuelli I'raser, Glenn Stevens, Merle Teuiiel; middle row, (had Avery, Steven i 9 xhJ0. m-r I' -fiP 'mi 'l kLnnMjy. ,1 Ja'olison, Linda Much, Mark Scheirheck, Mary Beth Trucano, Lanny Both, Charles Hovland, James Pickett; front row, Mark Mcfirath, Julie Crane, Lori Jo Julius, Kickie Cooper, Bonny Mackie, Cheri Miles, Donna Braud.

WEST LEAD, AFTEKNOON CLASS Baek row, left to right, Miklal Everhard, Cameron Becker, Kathy Carl, Jeff Fry-barger, Cindy Luurenti, Daryl Mergen, David Law; middle row, Koss Johnson, Mickey Tigner, Janet Heppner, Mike Linda Tieszen, Duane Dillman, David Maynard; front row, Cheryl Cochran, Sharlene Klinkhammer, Judy Marzolf, Brenda Sehell, Tainmie Torgrude, Jo Anne Cleveland, Jean Kae Nelson. SOITH LEAD, AFTERNOON CLASS Baek row, left to right, Jerome Nichols, Clifford James Paul firif-f ill. Paul Yates, Gregg Maynard, David Kohrer, Kirk Kruske, Russell Stalcup, Kevin Klines; middle row, Terry Talley, Scott Pojikes, Shelly Trewhella, Theresa Geflre, Juanita Mctz, Swan Loften; front row, Nlel Keller, Sonia King, Louis Rogers, Evonne Woehl, Dmiglas Sutfin, Karen buiith. Loiinie Hall. Tamara Bauiuann; front, Robert Weiers, Karen Stoner, Barbara Nelson, Ronald Atiiey, Tina Kluthe, Lou Ann Millard, Thomas Hannett.

WASHINGTON, MORNING CLASS Back row, left to right, Donald Holxer, Anita Bennett, Harvey Miller. Pamela Ber-iiiger, Gary Weierw, Lynn Mutchler, Halter Taylor; middle row, Patrice Feterl, LouU hunger, Penny itteb, James Alley, WASHINGTON, AFTERNOON CUSS Buck row, left to right, Karen Drake, Michelle Cuminings, Scott Hertel, Tracy Varuuid, Victor Vodopieb, Barbara Sininiak, Darla Larson; middle row, Beth Bockwoldt, Jeffrey Kogge, Katfaxyo Finn,.