The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-29

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Healy, hssssics = 90, for stationery. 10 As
John Brunef, dreman. 10 90
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@ B. Dennis, Messenger Of Board Of -
james Morris night g . 90 %
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Frank Zeieenhagen, fireman .-...,...... ii %
w. JOhnSoo. hauling cad animals. 10 90
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Eoucs 2lils,.--- 90 20
g. * f. LsuensteIn Al 70
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Jas. Mex eeYer, assisting City AS
SCISSOR --.....--.-....4-.-.--.-.. "a 40
& Mr.. Kratz asked privilege to defer
the laying al the. sidewalk in front
OF his property until next Spring
The reqaesS was granted.
Messrs. Schaum IL Co asked, and
were granted, the privilege to tap
Seventh Avenue sewer at tue inlet on
Fifth Avenue. So
Ordered, thatoa side walk b. laid
in front of Anthony .Re;s's property,
north side Of Franklin Street, be-
tween Fifth Avenue and Pearl Street;
sidewalk to be. of class No. 2. Mar
shall ordered toigive the proper notice.
~ Mr.. Reitz, from the committee on
the extension Of Fourth Street
through Block No. In Southern
Enlargement, reported Ia favor of the
opening of the street as proposed.
There not being a sufficient number
of Councilmen to act in the matter, it
was deferred to the next meeting.
Mr., Jones, from the Committee on
the Remission Of Taxes and License
4 on the New Opera House, reported
I a /. 4,
| opinion of the committee that the
I Council had no jurisdiction. but rec
commended that the license be remit
/ ted
License to retail intoxicating liquor
was granted to Adolph Pfefil n, to DO
business in Washington Block, on
| Third Street
4 Mr. Kraft recommended that the
horses used for hauling the steam FIRE
Eeneine at the Lamasco Engine House,
be kept at night at the Engine House,
to faci itate the hauling OF the engine
to fires.
On motion, it was ordered that the
Recommendation be complied with.
A communication from underwri-
! ters relative Co the storing of coal oil
was READ, asking an ameP@ment to
an ordinance relative to tins sale Of
| that article, and on motion the Mayor
was ordered to prepare such amend
menis to the ordinance as was proper.
His Honor, the Mayor, on the part
OF the committee, appointed to meet
the General Committee at Ciucin
\ nate, to arrange. for the Congressional
excursion down the Ohio and NJ ssis
sippi Rivers, made n report Of what
/ had been done stating that aD assess
ment of - SOC had, by the General
ECommittee, been made. No action
was taken GU the report by the Coun-
Gil.
On motion, itwas ordered that the
Ceuncilmen be each allowed s. per
day for services as Board OF Equal
iZatIon. BE
On motion, Henry Rosenthal was
allowed $40 for posts used near
Pigeon Greek Bridge, ON the side of
the street. e.
The matter of the removal of the
negro sohoOl-house was deferred
Until the next meeting Of the Coun-
On motion, the Council adjourned,
ALL WHO want to hear an able and
eloquent speech, Wit go to Turner
Hall to- night, and listen to Colonel
Thomas II. Nelson, Of Terre Haute
Redlstricting Of Pigeon Township
for Voting PuFpCseS.
Now here the Board take into con-
sideration the matter OF re-districting
Pigeon Township into a sufficient
number of Election Precincts. and it
appearing that the present Precincts
are insufficient, the said Pigeon Town
ship IS therefore divided into the iel-
loving Precincts, to wit: a1
First Preciact-Shall consist Of all
the territories within the following
boundaries, to-wit; Beginning on the
Ohio River at the foot OF Mulberry
| Street, running thence by Mulberry
i Street to the Old Cemetery, thence 10
the Canal, thence along the Canal to
/ the Knight Township line, thence
/ south along the Knight Township
line to the Ohio River. thence along
the Ohio River to the place of begin
! ming. 5 sa
Place Of Kotiag-John Myers gro
Gerry, corner OF Second aud Cowan
| Streets. tfgs
Second PreciIset-ShaH consist Of
all the territory between the follow
ing BOUNDARIES, to-wit: & ginning on
the Ohio River. at the foot of Null
berry Street, running thence along
| Mulberry STREET.-THE the Old Cemetery,
thence to the Canal, thence along the
Canal to Eiglth, Street, thenceRloDg
| Eighth Street to Chestnut street,
thence along Chestnut to the river,
! thence along the river to the place OF
beginning. rs1
Voting dcb-Habenieht's gro
Gerry EE1 - g or
THIRD Iceeiact-All the territory
within thesfoI1owingsb bounds Begin
ping oa the. Ohio River at Chestnut
Street, running thence along Chestnut
Street to Eighth Street thence along
Eighth Street to Main Street thence
along Main Street to Fifth Street.
thence along Fifth Street to LocTst
Street, thence along Locust Street To
the Ono River, thence along the
Ohio River to the place Of beginning,
Place Of FO4egzupper Eug,ne
House.
Fourth Precincl-All that territor0
beginning on the Ohio River at Lo-
Gust Street, and running thence by
Locust STREET.-THE Fifth Street, thence
by Firth Street to Main Street, thence
by Main Street to Eighth Street,
thence along Eighth Street to Vine
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