The daily gazette., 1879-08-29
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u or 1889 ON ITS LAST
rsclL OF .sr REGULAR MEETING
LAST s'' FINANCIAL TILT
Ess,,n,p r CoMpANIEs-MuNi-
y. n'' Council met in regular I,Ir., ses,
ny lyy. ouasi President L chiens'e'n
h,ir., Commissioner reported, 4, sd-
ress o "a i,jon Of VIM. q. Tin
o. o. w ~ 20 feet Of hose to keep
tlns 1 i, ~ at Ninth and Poplar
committee reported adverse
p q pe tss, of CURLING and paving
So,1y >. coz, Il and Lamots streets streets,
i n'y,iy' on the petition of Fraklln
a I.sisg "a for curbing, paving and
a !" ,se " west side of Monroe
s gu en- Eighth and Ninth streets;
s,a rui, further reported that
1 sn WINTER complained of by Ann
y r,svpnth and Adams streets,
Henry Bungoy at Ninth and
.,rse,s, bad been abated.
.ss, Committee had the follow
; ,,e', referred to the Opening
,o ,,v,o p. r. Tyre, W. Ii.
IcCIearey & Guyer aud kt' rev.
nance q, Committee reported IA
~ the petition of John Mills,
No v' for The refunding of taxes, to
Ind Of $3.50.
u uu, from the special commit
h. b foolway across the Brandy
H. Iroad bridge, reported that the
's a had h Id a conference
i railroad officials on the
the CITY solicitor was present ,
Imi,tee had found the railroad
DESTROYS OF acting in accord
m tbe wish,s of the people, and
ccede to the wish to have a foot
nos the railroad BRIDE If the
was Unidentified from all acct
miehi eccurto any person cross
In, Gordon, the counsel for the
4 vss Of the opinion that thu
II The Railroad company woult
company for all damage to life
d,ne on The bridge, except in the
ration OF passengers and freight,
tbe city would indemnify thu
in that respect. If such wa
the matter might be settled sat
ly.
orton made few remarks upor
BIT, and it was accepted aud thu
se discharged.
bmmiltee Oh Fire Companies re-
b favor of granting the petition
lcliance Fire Company, askinI
appropriation in full, and relic
y.
City T-easur reported a baI
bank to account of current eX
bf ssl jjj,23, to the account {
ID # L ucation $24, 1852, 26.
Nraet Comm ssioner reported 3
D 5 double and o single team
u in his department Tor the pas
|ay roll, $l90.Sl. -
Engineer Mclntire reported 2
ployed in the Water DepartmeI
week; pay roll, S2j0.S7.
Guthrie arose to make a state
regard to the amount in bank +
1t of the city, as shown by til
of the City Treasurer and tn
pOks. The Republican woul
people believe that the city ha
you in bank. In reality ther
put l2S,4G7.90, as follows:
|dit of the Board of Education
to the credit of the city, $Sl
school tax TO the credit of IL
easureh S24 602.26; In the ia
Is hands, not deposited, 81, 00(
81 meeting 81, 25o.50 had bee
III this money was in reality u
Of The city, and showed tn
had been misrepresented. IS
Chandler responded saving tn
punt Of money in bank to u
The city was much less thu
leman had stated, for much of
lied to the credit of somethil
Pnly 100000 was to the credit
according to the Treasurer's I
rom this must be taken abo
for which orders had recent
ma large part of which had Il
;ol likely that there will be So
Oahk to the city's credit on I
cnplember. TLere is still ST.
on school bonds, and 100000 f,
Inc unexpended appropriation
sll oil that is paid, the city "
nave dollar in the trt aslry
of the year.
palnrle replied that there is sol
y Education money not in u
appropriation of a fire compa
u advanced tina. is not due
\ lst.
lions AND COMMUNICATIONS
Taylor presented a petition fr
'ulllrie " Co., and others ask
introduction of water south
street bridge; referred to
Committee.
townsend presented a COMMIT
run Street Commissioner Lyr
attention to the way work was
= on Stal cup run sewer. It
Vralng to the specifications; he
Mr. Brown, the contractor,
nllou had been paid to him,
ayhler presented the resignat
mart his colleague, which
a shi presented a petition f
~ Sn,hngton Fire Company, al
o " " Relieved from fine and i
EPp,oprlatlon paid in full.
aylor said that the net,t,o,
y was in financial elnbarr
n pt"'ent and needed the mo
n ucn \, and without delay. lift,
cs.a me next Councils hands d
NJ oe' Sriiy be delay. He M,
y n tequest be granted.
IaIsous'ion arose on this an
s = concluded that Coupsi q
lin .uch action either IN rrgar,
nias or The Washington
nis sunless unless an ordinance was
iayl0r said ba ,von,a ,...,