The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-16
Council Proceedings.
CoUNcIL CHAMBERs,

t'l5.t ENANSNlLLEs April 10, 1901.
= Council met IN regular session. Present
His Honor Mayor Baker and Councilmen
Dean, Cook, Heilman, ReitZ, Kolle, Wilt
shire. Kroft. Miller, and MuhIhausen.
The minutes of the last two meetings
were read and approved. AI f'1
The following bills were presented and
allowed: So 81 3s Z. seR
! Peter Zapp ct al, work ON streets &C..
sla4 90; Day Police. salary, slI9 90; Night
Police, salary, Sl06 90; John McInuerney
side walk improvements SIS 90; VIM.
Bniien, hauling fire engine, $50 90; Reuben
Davis, salary, 500 90, Phillip Klein, salary
as wharf master, $500 90; s. X. Leavitt.
The bond of John DannettelI, for 81 900,
with H. l.. Dannettell and John Bumb as
surities, was read and approved
iector, in the sum of $50, 900, with W. w.
Morgan, VIM. C. r. Scronton and s. w.
Thompson es sureties, was read and ap-
The bond of s. X Leavitt, City Treas
urer in the sum of $4,000, with Henry +.
Blount, /; Haas, NJ J. Bray and Marcus
: The bond of VIM. williams, Wharf Mas
lock, Edgar Sharpe e1 and J. j. WHITAKER as
surities, was read and approved.
The bond of VIM. A: Daugherty, Wharf
oft, AIvah johnson, p. Hornbrook.i +.
Ingle and Samuel Orr as surities, was read
The Bond OF VIM. J. P. Mills, Market
Master, In the sum of s., 500, with John l..
Reynolds and Jacob III. Miller as sureties,
The Mayor Submitted the wharf report.
from April LIST to A pril IL, showing that 90
steamboats, had landed, and 6 had passed
without landing, and the total wharfage
collected was S476 50. rr.I f.a.4 n
The Mayor submitted an ordinance con-
corning dogs, which contemplates the Ii
censing of dogs and the protection OF peo-
pie from being bitten, and the prevention
of dog fights.
The Mayor read specifications for the
construction of side walks, which were APP
Ordered, That earthspurchased be put on
the canal.
Ordered, That Peter zapp repair Frank
Ordered, Thai Mr.. Funk be directed to
close the slufce from the canal TO his paper
mill. -a s5s..fl. ~.
struct a fiue at Locust Hill Cemetery.
The Mayor was instructed to purchase
earth on Fulton Avenue TO I'LL low place
ordered that the alley running from
Fourth to Fifth Streets. and between Main
Ordered that the market. stalls elrented
on tine first of May, and Miller and Dean
were appointed as committee to fix the
price.
Mr.. John Ingle, Jr..ssubmitted through
the Mayor proposition for the survey Of
Henderson on both sides of the river.
Sidewalks on south side of Walnut from
First 10 Water, and several others were
ordered, including southwest side of Sec
ond from Main to Vine. 4-t .tA
Gen. Zapp was ordered to place gunnels
on Market space. in yAn fef @siffa "a
Dean and Miller were instructed to re-
pc t on the policy of organizing a new ar
rangement of the Market space.
Ordered that tbe alley Between Fulton
and Fifth Avenues from Franklin Avenue
to Sixth, be graded.
Reports of superintendents of Cemeter;
les showed intefnent in Locust HILL and
in Oak Hill Cemetery. during the week
ending Saturday, "A prill3th.a -
Mrs. Felker was granted permission to
tap Sycamore Street sewer1on the usual
terms.
Charles Addlman was permitted to trans
fer his license to Louis Fredericks.
On motion, the Council adjourned.