The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09
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500; Ernst Knodel, special police
man, 50; Michael Huller, do, IS, 90;
/ Vim. Bedford, repairing inlets, $175;
H. K. Wells, sundrieg, s. a. ". q.
Turnock. work $31 SO. ~
The bill of -TeutschT & Stoltz, for
hauling IRE engine on contract, was
laid on the table. r4aE r9
Jacob Teutsch, special policeman.
So; sundries on street work, Sl34 90
Coils. Chas, DENLY and j. Ct, Jones
submitted a bill for $500 for profess
sional services, in, the famous case of
the city or State VS.: John Ingle. jrt,
to COMPEL him to remove his house.
Referred to a special committee con-
sisting of Blemker. SteckAeth rsand
Roelker. -t3c-sf Il eaJ atstgzr
A petition was received from the
City Marshalrand Chief of Police,
asking that o. b. Hing be diseharg-
fromfhe police on account OF utter
incompetency. Ordered that Hing
be summoned before the GeHnel at
its next meeting to answer the.ehaTges.
Mr.. John J.. Chandler appeared be-
fore the Council to ask that the
drivers Of the street cars be appoint
ed to act as special policemen, atthe
expense of the Street Railroad Com
pany.
Reitz was willing to grant the re-
quest on condition thai the Council
be allowed TO appoint the drivers.
Rocker favored the request. and
! gave Acogent reasons why it should be
granted. ~ 8
On motion the request was granted,
and Thornton Males, Otto Pfat1in,
Spence Glazier and George Forsyth
were ordered to be commissioned as
special policemen, md authorized 10
make arrests Of aisorderfy persons on
the street cars and hand them over
to the regular police. ~.
p j. II. WeIborn, ESQ, appeared as
counsel or advocate for Henry Pol
lard, who asked to have permission to
erect a frame shed on lots 6 and z,
Lower Enlargement. The petition
was granted.
A petition was received asking that
the mouths of the inlets to the Frank
lin Street sewer be lowered.
A petition was received asking the
Improvement of Center Street In the
First Ward, 900 -
o. motion, the Street Commission
ar-was instructed to. fill up the street,
so as to render it passable.
Blemker asked that Ninth Street
canal bridge be removed and the canal
filed with a dirt, crossing with a box
sewer beneath it.. 1t was ordered to
be done.
1t was ordered that a brick inlet be
constructed TO lead into Third Street
sewer, at the corner of Third and
Canal.
j. P. Elliott & Co. solicited the
City Council to grant them the agency
for selling the public lot advertised
for sale, on Second Street. The
request was granted.
On motion, ordered that the bill on.
engine hose No. l be accepted.
Mr.. Franz submitted a proposition
feE erecting a fire-alarm telegraph.
The terms, 8 5000 in bonds, at 8 per
cent, two year to run 30 stations,
and IL miles of wire to be put up.
Blemker moved that the PROPOSE
ton be referred to a committee, aud
that an answer be returned In four
weeks from date. Concurred in, and
Blemker, Kolle and Mesker were
named as the committee.
A petition vas received from John
Kramer asking the privilege of put
ting In a defense against the charges
on which be was dismissed from the
police. Laidson the table.
A petition was received from VIM.
Rahm & Sons aud others, asking the
Council to modify its order for open
ing a certain alley in Block 81, La
masco. After much discussion, that
threw little light on the subject, it was
laid on the table
License to sell liquor was granted
to John Knetter on John Street.
Recommended by Councilman Mes
GArcher was granted pertaissionto
remove his place. of business from
Water to Vine Street.
E. P. C. Calvert petitioned that Sl2 so
penalty for not paying in time be re-
funded. Agreed to. ayaJ % aatl5I
Bids for painting at Oak Hill Gem
etery, four bids were received ranging
from S90)to $l10.s Referred to Com
mittee on Cemeteries, 100 .3g4aH2
Lewis w. Deusner was appointed
Inspector of Oils and Infammable
Kofie moved that "a committee be
appointed to open and gravel the
streets apd avenues, IN Locust Hill
Cemetery. Referred to Committee on
Cemetery and Councilman Kolie.
2 On motion, the vote on the opening
of Fourth and,Canal Streets was re-
considered, and on motion, the petit
ton for opening them and making
them. 80 Ieet wide, was agreed to.
On motion. the Council adjourned
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