The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-02

Mr.. HeIlman commended that the
Office was vacant, and had been for
three months, the Mayor having re.
moved from out the city.
MI. Muhlhausen was asfonished.
MI. Schaum urged the great me-
cessity of a head to the CITY govern
ment. Thousands of dollars due to
the city remained uncollected while
bonds upon bonds were being issued.
and interest being paid where we
should have collected the money to
pay with, and thus saved to the city
great expense, beside the salary maid
an ohcer who performed no DUTY.
The matter was referred to the CITY
Attorney.
The reports Of the City Collectors,
concerning outstanding matters un-
collected was referred to the proper
The following reports were ap-
proved:
Jonn orMeara, Day Whsrlmaster-...SI24 so
Jas. D. ana, Night l44 rs
ID. LUZ upper MaIketmaster....--. 81 Is
The Chief of Police reported the
LOCK- up and premises in good order.
the report OF the inspectors of cleo
hACA W&o aRPAONCN duQ UIe0.
Oak Hill reported twelve inter-
ments, Locust Hill. reported eight.
The Recorders report was referred
to the COMMITTEE on Police. The re-
port OF James Steele and r. Lunken-
helmer, appraisers, for the extension
of Adams Avenue, was laid over.
The contraction grading and paving
the alley between First and Second
Streets, from Mulberry to Oak Street.
was awarded to B. Arnold, at 81 go
per square yard for paving. and 22c
per cubic yard for ~excavating,
A communication was received
from the County Commissioners. or
dering the lighting of the lamps on
the bridge over Pigeon Creek, at the
expense OF the county be discontin.
ued.
Liquor licenses were granted to
Chas. Wilkins. Thos. Royston. Valen-
tine Roth, Peter Moll, Fred Karcher.
Chas. Habbe, Louis Schmidt. J.
Schmidde, Philip Hit, Schultz &
Kr@ner, j. A. Cook, Fred. Bank. Ell.
w. Elmendorf, Hermann Becker,
Isaac Vile, I, J. Below & Co, w.
=; Pearson, Adolph PfaMn, Reub.
Elaherty, George Hoch. NJ.
Bahnmiller, Theodore Fabrey,
Conrad Merk, b. Heinneman,
Theo: Walhlschmidt, VIM. Hacker,
Frank Rehrmann, JAG Kissel, Ohas.
Diehl, Louis Kaiser, r. Riedel, Ira
Schloeter, JAG Kramer, Stahlhoefer
& Ossenberg. Jos. Stahlhoefer, Mic.
Keil, Henry Willishausen, Charles
Miller, Q. Ehrhardt, p. N. Jarvis, Ell.
Richstein. Peter Heberer, Phil. Mil
Ter, II. Stockheth, NJ. KLAUS, JAG
Lennert, Jos. Seigler, FL. Neumann,
w. j.. Miller. Caspar Mohr, M. Fuer-
bach, Geo. Langhans, Jos. Faust,
VIM. Heberle, John Dannettell,
Christ. Weisheiner. Robt. Lohse, f..
Lang. Mrs. A. Bofandick, Nick
Kapps, Ohas. Tiel, Peter BALI, A.
Cloud, VIM. Seblamp, E. Richman,
Louis Eller, x. Baumgartner, Chas.
Schmidt, Jacob Roehrich, j. A,
BurkeDbush Il Co, Kuhn & Co, Jos.
Weinlein, VIM. Kolle, H. Lutz, +. &
Fl. HOlz, And Heeger, Nick Buchen-
berger & Steyer. Anthony Kelly,
William Barry and Uhas. Schenek.
On motion, fines for non-payment
of licenses were suspended where
parties pay during the present week.
Mr.. Richardt asked that Lot 222,
Donation Enlargement, be ordered
filled. The lot was declared a nui-
n by ayes z, nays O., and ordered
abated.
Mr.. Muhlhausen called attention to
the claim Of q. Prescott, that he had
been charged excessive license. Re-
ferred to Committee on Claims.
a motion of Mr.. Sohaum to declare
Lots l, 2 and 3, Block So, Lamasco, a
nuisance, failed for want of a sufh-
cient number to so declare it, Mr..
Carpenter being excluded from voting
as an interested party.
Tho Council adjourned.