, 1881-05-28
The Virgin Veto.
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cal OriiEance.

P-o..,t Nayor McAulia, Gounciiina'
Csss. jacobs. Arkeney, We.sh' tnoih~'
Vosl5.u5 End Doren. The Mayor called UP
On tie CITY Clerk 70 read the Veto IS 'o.'0"s
ra,s< Honorable Ns1.heTs OF the Guy co,'nei
= u-,rL, Hn.ya- ". Z.-GESTiEAES. ie
trr, ,riirsncv No. -, Sr1uHn4 &c ieus
,r.v 20 he Min Creek Flune q Aanui"-
ing COMPANY, 70 lay railroad .incH 49,, -,
-, -. and alleys in Nslia "a-iA CAT,
without my signature .,s Ord,
E;-.-I con,i.i-r section hrst Of Inc ofui
nance too general N as character -
S-cund-l deem 1t = private speeuiH''- -
stead Of public beneht- N ,. I6x
ThiuI-i refer YOU 10 sectioh ~,
of n. AMENDED charter OF 1917, WHICH l- ~
vc, been complied with by the 2 'l'ln !, ~
reads As follows The oiIy oi "" =.
shall have power % proride i"f .ne "a ,,I,
blocks and streets Of the city Oh "e.A =.
and for making and eStaoilshihs So" -
80. within the eitv. and To LAY on' Nidcii
straishten, name cnange, sateo'i' MT
.s,,b,Jsb srr-ers. highways, alleys and al pup
n. .1-,-5s AMI =, proride for the coudennA
-, - sDcb res! estate Is may De necessary io
srcb nprnos.s. and 70 levy and collect assess
,,,.r,f nnon all property benehted py an,
rbano. and Iuaprovenents auInorized py 'ni'
80 sufficient 10 make cempensation icf d.
O-cr..rtv condemned :, ond damaged, anu 70 au
I'D the location and laying dowI
sb"f,s. rr,..- -strre, railways on al
y, tracks Tor FsllreIs
st,se.s aIleys or publis Fise..' "ewn
P,,. 10 railway track can thus y a,,,,,:iu-
Ply T' si,s, =. The injury to property a3us n.'
,,-on the street, alley OF public highNs! W., "a
- - .,.L rack is proposed 70 be loeAleu .au
III -, has heen ascertained and coh
rd tcr T., tha m1auer provided tor cohps ::
49,, of inia1ss rrislns from \ resrE' '.
- In seton IA Of this act Which h.,'
r',f,.rerc. to the manner of having inc gena
,,.s ,s.ess,d when the citv takes aha Gosu -.
private property for public use, aiia ubirb
r.,.rsde II streets, ana Tor the Ins"', a.
speb da...at-s shs,i be arrived al ,b
clam that sec;ion 70 G. rage iot u -
amended cl-f:r pas not been con.i'e
| return the ordinance WITH "a, veto
JAMES McArLIcr,
Nayor of WallA Walia City.
Immediately after the reading of tue veto
Dovell jumped from his sea, and sail: Mr.
Mayor, do understand that you lesislate
these parties out of the city altogether:
Mayor. 1 lesisl2,e them out so lar as thi'
ord nance is concerned.
Dovell the mayor would indicate MS
policy might know how 70 vote Il 1t Is his
intention u lesislate these parties out OF the
city will vote against the Veto.
Mayor.-Mr. Dovell, 1t is not necessary FOL
the chair 10 outline is fu.u,e policy. We are
d.al;n- with this veto now, and not with any
future actions.
Chase understand there has been nu-
merously signed petition against granting this
right OF way. Has anyone seen II!
Welsh.-If the council wish it l h>ve It III
my pocket
Chase. This is strong petition and de-
serves recognition. At the same time, no mat
ter in what n-ishborhood the railroad wishes
to pass, the people viii object The veto nes
sage place. the bill Oh an entirely new srOuhd
an actu.ted only in this matter for the gen
cral interest OF the city.
DoveIL-The most # the road passe, on the
railroad conpany's land, They should hass
that right. If | should vote TO sustain this
veto. do understand that the council viii no;
grant rish. Of way over any ot the other
streets ! think the mayor would veto any
right of way oriinan"e.
Mavor.-Mr Clerk, cal the roll anI the
council vii! vote on the question IS to whsthe'
the ordinance shall Re carried over the veto.
Ayes Thomas anil povell- Nays-Chsse,
Jacobs, Welsh, kohlhauf and Ankensy.
Mayor.-G Gentlemen, the veto is sustained.
The council will now stand adjourned to meet
on Saturday evening next.