The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-07-31
CITY COUNCIL.
The Adjourned Regular Meeting Last
Night-Oniy one OF the City Fathers
Absent-Proceedings

| The City Council met In adjourned session
last night, Mr.. Michael presiding, and Cour.
cilmen Baer, Combs, Fritchie, Laita, Wilson
and volz being present
Bills for miscellaneous purposes were pre-.
scented and properly referred.
/ 3 ID Norton presented q petition to builC
three greenhouses, with shed in front. on
lots II and Is block 10, city proper-beins
| near the corner of Cherokee and Second SITS
The consent of the adjoining property owner.
| was also filed Referred 10 the Committee or
Fire Department.
| A communication was received from Geo
| walker, IN reference 10 his application for 3
| liquor license, in which he stated II was hi.
| intention not TO keep a house ike The
'Red Light" but frst-class saloon, and he
/ pledged himself to allow no boisterous con.
| Duct In or around his premises, or any gamb
| ling, agreeing 10 surrender his license when
This WAS proven in the police court The
matter was referred 10 the Committee on
License.
A petition WAS received from Riley Drum
| mond, in which he stated that last fall he wss
| so unfortunate as to have a runaway which
| smashed up his carriage; that the then Mayor
| aud the city officers helped him In repairing
| said Carriage and that Ex Mayor Ummethun
| Then Mayor had given him 10 understand
that no license would be exact..i and thai
ohicer Lauder did not Call upon him for the
| same Petitloneer new asked that he not b,.
required TO psy his license. as he hsd not ye,
| succeeded in recovering from the I-ss by said
runaway.
Mr.. Laita moved tn grant the petition: and
Mr.. Baer amended by wanting il laid on the
table.
The matter Was discussed at 1eu,tb. The
acting Mayor, Mr.. Michael, sugsesttn, that
no action should be EN-, but that IL he al
lowed 10 'siide over" and Mr.. Ellis. the
special policeman who collects licences he
suffered 20 shut els eyes thegeat.
Mr.. Baer has understood that the r,,r,v-o,,
was the result 81 petitioners own careIsss
ness, and th2i ne had had another since thai
time. maj
The matter was finally referred tn e, s,oo,a,
ETitche- - ia anu
Frank Shoemaker and others praveJ that
ihe Guy coihIrl RIB cca e. Hughes. If Val
ley "a Is, Z" fix the sidewalk IN front Of a
iot Owned 10y h7'r, being lot 2i in b,o-Ly -
H-le red TO the committee on streets and
grades. ~
The petition Of F. Felix, 70 ba ra,,,;,,,5
10 put new single root on mis- buil,I. no. ,,,,
tifIh street. was granted. "a
The petition of Fred. Warren, Chris Shin
pert ana WIN hisicr for liguor Iica,7S.g
wore r. ierred IN the committee ~ IiceTso
The matter OF The abstract IT iu,IoInsnt
ana demand for a levy OF ]. :. CTayf5rd for
sl9l ana cost and 81 g6B, was rels!r,d 10 tFe
committee on ways and means
BIDS Tor city advertising weTo then ora,e,
mere being ont two present. TUE TIMES
and Press. THE clerk stated B. 4 !, c.Tt,d :,
check Tor SOB accompanied o.. en- n a
The TINES bid WAS as lows: For M
ices anu ordinances, legal rates, % cents ner
line Tor line for nTst insertion ana cents nor
Hue ioi each subsequent ins,rtIun crn,ic1i
proceedings,2 cents per line tax sales .
&c MT description ; two papers for IEac.iX
week '" N'"eh PEI
The Press bid aE follows: Notices an, 81,
nance, op'- h1 cent per line: tax sslss 20.
.., fourth cent per line
the contract 4eS-iNtc
BIDS for coal for the year ending Ann,
LIST, $50 Were then discussed T.-hs Taak,s',,
worth Coal Company agreed 70 furn Sb 60
10 the city. TO he delivered bv H.
l Isl o, septHtnb1- at cents per hushei at IT,
shat. or lo14 cents delivered. a. Iaeo,,,s
tid TO deliver Il as desired and vbCr '4a.I'S
al $50 per ton The matter WAS r. Isrr.t 80
Tue committee on fire department.
reSo utiou WAS adopted introauo,, t
trltche ?, thsi IN" city treasurer ba snrbori1s,
Ia settle the Judgment of Edrard -.
sss.nst ire ciiS: II Being stated that said in
cents. 'Pio tkeo al % Il
AN orn u nee vas int oduceh by I,,tt, s,1
10 s.,,i g., LIEU nv him making il nm
cba, aa 80 ~ owner Of or anyone in
chhts" "l mack, carriage or C,bar - "a
used Tor cHr' yi::g passengers 10 aud go,
npu otpoI, 10 place or keen The sa,,,S, -, |
CT man tsH fret 10 said Geuot nr -. l.,t |
! IN 'a, Iseks AZ that place. The ordinance
also aims 10 hress up loafng arnDn,i Ina
~ hIu IN very pernicious hahn in ,rbi.L |
the small boy with a spirit az .,,,a . ~ Mhich |
=, ,,n, oih ioV's 10 indu'c e himsas |
Jumping on trains as the. rea,,n |
r.. as 81 ihr u'-i"t In order to facili,.Ia |
ion oi The provisions of the -
nance, Railroad emp owes are ,i,. ene "rdl |
.pwti> ann ailow~d TO arrest and - - |
-. ~, 'ne ponce authorities sny nerso,, 49,,
80 ans pl the provisions of said oil |
~, hsh E hnn n me OF not more than 600 ,.'
ne lhn'c'ed upon the yiolatars ~ 80 may |
nv MS "'-nse, and the fn,l erfs,N. > pt
Isw IoTtV.r afterwaId. tn. o,., oI Ihe
ne 80 Ia,,' ~ "a n special committee. cnnsis,
report ~ the next regular nsS,., no are 10
I WILSON, said that he undsrs,o,.
~ o,se' owed The city for license -, , ,na
w.n,eaS o""d MT. Geig.r for worE ana
smonn, an ch>e deducted frnm the
he had an or from Mr.. eI..r a,s sfld that III |
,l,h Inr - OF. After some Olsen ssion ,L per
Ter was dropped ussion, the mat |
The clerk said .b,, a.,
MN u s..'Oo IN bonds 10 comnrnn1so ss sem
ne won q be homo I'm "A f-,,- 81, ise ana that
oeen on the sick list ""9s - thst he had
MI, MI. Liua wanted one co-ner .,
y n.., mouse IN the Thiri Ward fst,aS , nsM
CITY At,orn.y Soihs Place Referred TO The
49, IN hartman of the Licer 90
~, ,rpnr,ea uniavo able to prsnf,,,, mite mite
icons. U Perry 4 Moore. Liquor
Old msrIa, o. renting certain rooms IN the
the 1nn,ho mouse building v As ref.-r - ,o |
'oe nonmitfee on Markets ie'eTIeu 10
Adjourned.