The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-04
ConncLl Proceedings.
CoUNcTL CHAMBER.
Evansville. August 3. 1853

Inc OlIy Oouucb met puisuhlt TO
adjournment. Present-His Honor
the Mayor, and Councilmen Blemker,
! Steele, Jones, Stockfeth, Schriber,
Reitz, Kicker, and Mesker.
Reitz from the Committee on
amount to be paid for digging sinks
at pest house reported In favor of the
payment of $50 for that work Re
port received and adopted.
Reitz, from the Committee on re-
moval of Brinkmeyer's house, re-
ported in favor, accepting the propo-
sition of II. j.. Dannatell, which was
to take down the house and rebuild
it for $1,000. Report received and
concurred in.
Rocker, from the Committee on
Sewer on Seventh Street between
Main and Sycamore, reported in favor
of constructing the eve at the earli-
est day practicable. Report received
and %concurred in.
Jones, from the committee on the
we'll at the corner of Fourth and Syc-
amore Streets, reported in favor of
placing a pipe and pump in the well,
and that a large cistern be built TO
hold the waste water. The report
was, on motion, laid on the table.
The wharf report showed the re-
ceipt of S158 40 for the week.
The following named persons were
granted license to retail liquor: Hem
ry Jacobs, f. & H. Holtz, Jno.
Monck, Jacob Seerich, Nat. HON.
muth, Joe Wemlein, Fred. Reidet,
Schmidt & Richman, A. Rodeman &
Co., Charles Erhardt, Fred. Stribel,
Waterman & Co., Jacob l.. Miller,
N. & j. Kissell, George Singer, Fred.
Karges, z. G. Calvert & Co., FL. New
man, Louis ElIer, ID. Flack, NJ. Gum
berts, Geo. Schultz & Co.. Barney
Rusche. Julius Pfafain, Adam Daum,
Fred. Glikafer, j. M. App, G.. Fritz,
John Banks. Louis Koeler, 10. Rof-
fadick, Joe Geiser, Charles Schmidt,
Casper Mohr, j. F. Grill X. Mat
thia, Thos. O'Conor, Jas. Minnich,
A. Cooke & Co., T. Huntlar, Mich.
Kapps, E. ID. Stige. George Hof, l..
Broyiers, Henry Kerchoff, Robert
Curry, Mrs. Vile, John Miller, NJ.
German. j. B. Darlington, Peter BALI,
Henry Hof, A. Kelly, A. Jacob, p.
Zohr, l.. Naimbuch, Jos. Schorle,
Dan1 Miller, NJ. Hof, Kramer & Co.,
Fred. Becker, Otto Geiser, E. Wahn-
seidler, NJ. Bauswitz, JOS. Kuehn, A.
Fisher. Jacob Daumbauer, w. Kautf
man. G. b. Tighe, George Nolkert, j.
l.. Kahn & Co. N. Rhodes, g. Miller,
g. Bradley, Elmenndorf & Co Ell
mendorf & Klee, G.. Weisheimer,
Jacob Rice, Charles Habbe, w. Web
berly, j. Lemut & Co., VIM. Lauer,
7. Nagle, r. Wilmington, I'll. Pullen,
NJ. KLAUS, 2. n. Jarvis, S. Heinrich.
Peter Treng, S. Oberdorfer, N. 9th,
Jacob Kaercher, Hit e. Oeikuck,
Joseph Stallheifer, Mich. Keil, John
Miller, Kraft & Co., John Flarlong,
M. Dury, John Schultz, A. Adder,
A. Roberts and A. G. Muntz.
The bill of Healey & Isaacs for
books-$180-was referred to a COM
mittee, consisting Of Messrs. Steele
and Jones.
The report of Capt. Cochrane. for
keeping city prisoners, was received,
accepted, and the amount of $113 40
ordered paid.
Colonel DENLY, on the part of the
butchers, asked that the ordinance
providing that persons who do not
rent stalls shall not sell meat at the
stands at the market house, appeared
and spoke In favor Of the ordinance,
urging its adoption. After hearing
what he had to say, Mesker moved
that the ordinance be laid on the
table, which motion was adopted.
Reitz then moved that farmers be
charged 81 so per day for the privilege
of selling at the stands, instead of
81 so per day as the order now stands.
The motion was lost.
Blemker then moved that they be
charged 81 90 per day, which, on
motion. prevailed.
Capt. Hornbrook, for certain inter
ested citizens, presented a petition
asking the opening ofau alley between
Second and Third Streets, and from
. Cowan to Powell Streets, which was
referred to a special committee.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid: