The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-03-14

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Council met. Present-Mavor Tyler
Councilmen bnckner, Campbell, FAris
Plummcr, Landrum AMI French
Minutes Of preceding nestinc read.
adopted ami signed.
ArcouNrs ALLowEn
On motion the following accounts were
allowed, and orders were direc,ed TO De
drawn on The Treasurer for same
F. Thomson, u days work. y IS: Geo.
Carpenter, II days work, 81 65; j. b.
Williams, = days work, s. -; John
Brown, ~ days work. 81 %. Nat Cole
man, days work, 81 10; Tom warricS,
days work. 81 lG II. Landrara, days
work, 81 10.
CITY oRDISAScs.
The following ordinance vas offered by
Councilman French:
See l. BE- Z ordained b. ne CTy COINED
of He KHAN, That, hereafter 81 hogs
found using at large within the pubic
streets, alleys, avenues, and public
grounds of this corporation. shall be
deemed, and are hereby declared nuisan-
ces; and it shall not be lawful for the
owners Of hogs to suffer or permit them
so to run Al large
Sec. p 1t shall be the duty If he Mar
shall 10 take MP aud impouud any and all
hogs found running at large in me city
and keep them for three days. II ideHti-
fed in that time the owner can tke them
upon the pay ment of one dollar Zach for
feeding them.
Sec s. Ii, at the expiration o. three
days, no owner proves or idenU@s Suci'
hogs, IL shall be the duty Of the harshai
to sell them at public auction 90 me high n
est bidder, for cash, on the noFhi"S ucA'
after the expiration OF said nne, ~ pay
the proceeds to the Treasurer 'uo 'e's
nrer paying the Marshal one h"'' % sue"
proceeds "a q compensation.
Sec Ii, atany tine within wv ui','.ils
after tho sale, the owner Of 'ne hoSS
should prove, TO the satlsiac'.ou ~ 'he
citv council. his ownership OF hogs 30
sol1 i, shall order the Treasurer 10 pay
10 the owner one hal: Of The net pF0ceeds
OF such sale.
after its passage
Motion made and carried 70 pass said
ordinance on first reading. eas Ian
drum. Buckner, Campbell. Faris, Plum
mer and Frcnch. Nays-0.
Motion made aud carried TO suspend
the rules aud pass said ordinance on the
second and third readings ieas-Lan-
drum. Buckuer. Campbell, Faris, P.ummer
and French. Nays--O.
Motion made and carried Tor its final
passage Yeas Laudrum CAmPbsii, E'.r
is Buckner, Plummera AND French. Nays-O
TILE sEwEEAGE.
A plan was presented FOR tile sewerage.
On motion said plan was accepted and
adopted. aud Counciimen Landrun Faris
and Campbeli wefe appointed a commit
tee 10 devise means by which fuRds could
be raised to pay for same.
On motion His Honor Mayor II. 4. t.
Ter was, also, appointed on said committee
ALLOWED.
On motion the following account wa:
allowed, and an order was directed TO bC
drawn on the Treasurer for same:
:. y. White, lumber for bridge, 81 90
TO BE rosS down.
On notion of A. \. Faris, member o
Board Of Health, the following house;
were ordered TO he torn down:
Ab. Youne house, Philip Boltzers wag
on Factory and the front part of S'mone'
store on Clinton street
WAGES INCREASED.
On motion tho Marshal was ordered {,
pay llhorers 81 -. instead Of 81 10.
~pGRED MOVED.
On IIs>ion ,he proprietor of ths slaugh
ter -. ordered 10 remove said PEI
beyond corporate limits.
TURrHER TINE GRAVrr1
On morton. " L. Gardner, sity Asses
cor, was given until next rcEGt2r mee;
ing to return assessment book.
xErTLLuGNr ORDERED.
On rnSsElAn Jas. A. Warner city Tai
Collector, was ordered 70 make : settle
meut for The years Of 1871 anlls7s a
next reCulpr-aeeting-
ORDERED TO EVPLoT HtNns.
On motion the Marshal was ordered q
employ as many hands as possible for tn
purpose Of cleaning mp he s'reeis.
Account ALLOWED.
On motion tho following account Va
allowe,t and au order directed 10 be draw
on the Treasurer for snms:
II. y. Tyler, expenses 20 Nashville
81 90.
On motion Council adjourned.
81. +. MILLEr, Cjty Clerk.