Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
The folio vino bilIs were allowed

and approved.
The folio wing biilsT&efe allowed:
Rnmstein & Schwaegerle. IS. So; John
Dippeb $780, Cummins s. Hopper,
$3.50; Preston Brothers, $3.50; Rocker,
Bionnt,& Co, $S00f Thos > ordan. SITS; /;
Cherles McCrarys $780, Peter Zapp
and Charles Becking, $24 90; Jacob
$500; G. Ii. Wertz, $40 75;4Jno. 8. Hop
kins, $50 81; : VIM. Green, $50; one
weeks salary for city police;s a. Heagh-
lin, $l5.00i Phiiip Euler, on account,
@ST00s AaaH tAsTatM sR&a8t@ Z
Licenses to sell Gqnors were granted
to John Koehier, sJoseph JurgensmeieF,
Warner Bomgaten, George HUFF, and
Isaac Meuke. i ,as5a4 ss2s'sl )
The question ordering -a-spscial
election to- ascertain the, sense of she
people as to the proprfety of the city
taking railroad stock: 2ia4TS0aE
II Mr. Jones' proceeded to address the
Council IN fayorG Of ordering the elec-
| ton.
Phe election was ordered for Monday,
February 9th, and due notice ordered to
be published.iis:los siasaaslsaa9 - Z
| Mr.. Jones' taxes on his city property
we're allowed TO 60 over until the city
suit with the Gas Company, in which he
appears for the city, is decided.
Michael AIcInemy was allowed $l0t
on account, shfAaAi93f3
Interest on Straight Line and Z. a G.
Railroadabonds, amounting TO $l75, was
1 alloHed.l bak s193nz8 9lNs9i0dH 1 4
Interest, ON WAR bonds and steamer
bonds, amounting to SIC. 38, was ordered
/ to be paid geT .stssasssaz 8 saafsfsn
Mr. j.. p. Elliott presented FIVE or si1
remonatrancesI against the order of tht
Council ordering the bordering of GER
tain streess.3 .ga1FarssA .es0 y
On motion the petitions were received
and lad on the table. t8F Fk4R
Ia petition from property holders OF
First street, asking that said street be
beuldered assfaras Mulberry street, vas
read.
bTaAWretnonstrance against the femon
STRANGE was also read 's' s' e. ..s,as 80.
| Petitions were laid upon the table. {,
4 A petition from "A B, Carpenter
i complaining of excessive taxation, an
asking that it be reduced, laid over.
i Stone cnrbing ordered on Firstsstree
from Division to Lteet; Locust from
Water to Fourth, both sides. First
street, from Locust TO Chestnut. Sec
ond street, from Main to Chestnut, botE
sides. Second street, from Main to Di.
i vision, both sides. Third street, from
Division TO, Chestnut, both sides. Fourtl
street. from Sycamore to Chestnut Mair
street, from Water to First, both sides
Vine street, from Water to Third. Helc
over one week before advertising fol
bids. Gsa AZ 81 a. i sJak ds q
The following sidewalks, class No, 2
were ordered: East side Second Ave
nue., from Canal to Sixth street. Soutl
side Sixth street, from First to Secont
1 AVenue.
The Wharf Report from the 18th t
18th, shows that 81 steamboats, hac
landed and paid $265 so. Salt anc
Wharf-boass paid $3lS40.
The specifications for paving the city
4 wharf were read and approved.
The report from Center Market shows
receipts from January 9Th to 22d, 81 so
Bernard Arnold was allowed $26S 81
balance on paving alley, and precepts
ordered TO be issued against owners Eoi
property who have not paid up their IS
4 sessment. e s-aes ai sfaf
The Committee on Erroneous Taxes
recommended that Joseph Ashby ba re-
funded taxes on six thousand dollars.
Agreed to- CO 4 81 Il. 49,
3 An ordinance to provide for. three as
SCISSORS, and prescribing their duties, was
read and passed. -
The City Collector made partial re-
turn Of erroneous taxes, amonhtiiigl TO
%, 9OS rs, was read and received, and
referred to the proper Committee.
On motion, the Council adjourned.