The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-30

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Hugh DufTy, dering.......-......... IS q
James Aorriss salary ..-...-...-.......... "A Ok
| j Newman, curbstone. ..................... z OF
Christian Herman ............. ........... IA Ol
Fred. 2. Straubs sundries-. 8 o.
J. sherwood, salary. IA 0C
Thoma Builen, hauling engine, etc. 126 0C
Hugh Duffy, bOwlaeFing .................... Is Or
I A ] Hutchinson. coal :. - $50. 49,. 10 o.
Sondriee. work on streets 1914 1e
Eo1ee Dill... Z49 90
Fred. Erymude. salary. Is 0d
Herman unger, salary :, --...........- % OG
Geo. b. Dennis, salary IA 90
James ID SANDER, ary.....-............ I75 90
Snndrtes work on stree s. ................ 2l5 90
Ronald Fisher. sundries.. ..... n 80
jacob Leap reman...-.-..,.-.........-.... % %
mas g 90
T. ,. Martin, two no1ths.....-..-... l66 %
The Committee to whom was refer
red the bill OF Hugh Duffy, submitted
report, apportoning the bill of
Hugh Duffy as follows: Opera House.
81 80; Gas Company. So; city, s. %.
Approved.
he Committee on location of pub
lie clsterns submitted a report desig-
mating the following sites corner Of
Filth and tngle; corner Franklin
Avenue and FIRST Street: corner
Seventh and Vine Streets; corner of
Main and Eighth. extra large; cor
ner Harriet aud franklin; opposite
DIR. BierboTers' house In Lamasco;
corner Sixth and Cherry Streets. The
report was coneurred ID.
Ben. Heinemau sent n Q pefition
asking Council permission to pay over
city orders on collection of WHARFAGE
as heretofore. Laid on the table. and
Mr. Reitz explained his views GA the
subject hlo
Ordered that engine Ne. , be rc-
paired immediately.
The Committee on DENLY and
Jones bill were allowed another week.
Mr.. Clarke made a statement rela-
tive to wooden shed that was per
mitted to be built, but which, on re-
monstrance, was afterwards counter
manded, but not till the work was be-
gun and nearly completed. The per-
mission was first granted to Pollard,
and Clarke became q sarfner.
On motion, the subject was referred
to the Fire Department Committee.
Jacob Schooner, by permission,
made a statement relative to filing
the sidewalks on Fraaklin Avenue
Considerable conversation ensrled on
the subject, but no definite action was
taken.
The wharf report fer the week end :
ing June 2Sth was submitted. showing
that 50 boats had landed and Z passed
without landing. The total receipts
were 1921 so.
The Mayor submitted sundry side
walk reports, which were approved
and ordered entered up
The agreement Of VIM. Allen for
the construction of the big sewer in
Lamascc was read and approved
The agreement of Bernard Arnsl1
for grading and paving an alley was
submitted and approved. His bond,
with Jacob Meyer as security, was
submitted and approved.
Several other agreements and bonds
were submitted and approved.
The Committee on Uaneelling City
Orders reported that they had on the
18th day of May met and cancelled
city orders 70 the amount of Sl4, 653
IS, and that S64 so had been paid as
interest, for which they ask that an
order be drawn IN favor of the
Treasurer. Approved.
The Mayor submitted a report set
ting forth that the city bonds In favor
OF the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railroad had been filed
out, signed aud disposed of, as order
ed BY the City Council, and presented
to the Council certificates for 2, 400
schares of 800 each. Approved.
The Mayor also submitted report
setting forth that be has collected
from the various insurance companies
the damages sustained by the city by
the FIRE at the Ninth Street School
Building. on the 9th day Of April,
aud has paid the same into the City
Treasury. and submitted herewith
the bill of MeCorkle & Strong for
repairs to the building, for S76, which
was allowed.
The Committee Ga fixing the salary
OF the City Marshal submitted the
following report, which was, on mo
ton, concurrea in
The Committee to fix the amount
OF the salary 70 be paid to the City
Marshal per year, beg leave to report
the following:
That be BE paid 81 900 per year,
and that all costs which he claims
from the city, made before the City
Recorder be and constitute part of
the 81. 600; and If the said T. s. Mar
tin does not claim Sny costs from the
city for such services, then said E. s.
Martin shall be allowed 81, 600 per
year. s. L JONES,
Henry SoHRIBER,
JAMES STEELE.
On the motion to approve, Reiiz
alone voted IN the negative
The application Of Wm johnson for
license to sell whisky on the corner
of Fourth and Locust Streets was