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The City Marshal reported collec-
tion of licenses during the month
1892, less fees. Ordered filed.
The City Clerk presented commu-
nicatioh stating that he had not drawn
warrant for officer McFadden's pay,
he being shot while on duty.
The MarshaPs petition on same SUBJ
ject was read. The warrant in favor
Of McFadden was ordered drawn.
The Board of Public Works report.
ed modified grade ON Fourth and
Sixth streets. Recommendation was
adopted.
The Board of Public Works recon-.
mended modified grade of First ST.,
between Fort and Hill. Recommen-
dation adopted.
The Board of Public Works report
ed favorably on petition of w. Bor-
rowe for acceptance of work on Main
street, between Court and Temple, and
First and Second. Report adopted.
The committee reported that the
grade Of Main street, at Commercial,
be fixed at 80 feet above datum plane,
and between First and Sixth at III
feet. Adopted.
The Board Of Public Works recon-
mended a culvert near the Woolen
mill, work to be done by the chain
gang. Adopted and work ordered.
A petition of George Lehman was
read, pitching into the City Fathers
for their carelessness, and giving q
graphic account of his late accident
and the docility of his trained horse.
He claimed $4,000 damages, if he
conld collect of the Councilmen, but
as the city would have to pay he put
down his claim to SIS, Placed on file.
The captain of the chain-gang was
directed to remove the boulders off
Spring street, from Sixth to Ninth,
and the clerk was instructed to notify
Paul Kern to remove boulders in front
OF his property.
The certificate Of the Superintend-
ent of Main street sewer that Willard
& Farrell have completed 1890 feet to
his satisfaction, was referred back.
Mr.. ]. w, Gillette was permitted to
grade on Temple street, in front of his
property.
The petition of e. Maud to have
bridge rail in front of his house at the
bridge removed was referred to the
Board of Public Works.
The report of City Attorney of dam
ages for zanja on Alameda street,
| $452.75, was read and referred to the
Zanja Committee.
A resolution ordering the payment
of all funds from fines and land sales
into the cash fund was adopted.
A petition for the suppression of a
hide house In front of property on San
sevaine street was referred to the Board
Of Health.
The petition Of John Moran for quit
| claim deed to 11.24 acres was referred
to the Committee on Land.
The Marshal was directed to notify
parties taking gravel off Fort Hill to
stop.
The Clerk was instructed to notify
the woolen mill owners that the Zanja
Committee will be ready to turn over
the woolen mill ditch to them next
| Monday morning at 10 O'clock.
Mr.. Kremer addressed the Council,
promising to have the Board, II possi-
Bile, withdraw the mandamus suit.
Mr.. Huber wanted an Investigation
what the School Board had done with
their money.
Mr.. Workman thought the Board
paid teachers TOO much. He said S75
and $50 per month was enough for
teachers, and that they would come
and do just as we'll as higher priced
teachers. He also thought the Super
inten1ent was paid too much when
the County superintendent could dc
the work. He said he understood the
superintendent only had to go around
and look at the Schools.
Messrs. Huber, Robinson and Work
man were appointed committee to
consult with the attorneys Of the
School Board.
The same committee were appoint.