The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-23

-isyd9 no snoit.sazEN ok3a'f 4t fsfiHND /
01UtiHp Do HALLECK.
An ordipaaee s8En eudinzsy 4he. street
railway ,onsainSncss iappIusxsii AnEemset
4ihsslSSSIs ysss io1BoliRcRst, rsusaisfed by
seStioRas11a1d sMialsSpniea aaeDdnIenis
Mas ad2ale9 941IRsStp 4Ai51aRsIHete,E The
.ezhangesERaat4a WeEe5asefsa3eNsbng
lkA sThsi elells +nas1K gSsss permitted 10
use lie Crescent instead of the Z raIl.
=. To use gravel for the. road bed ex.
cefot where tire street. was Tiiatatl f1niz,si,
thenaAe company GFeu0d aSey III 4GasisiIu ,
aRst Coz Ithe iirstJ mile9ef road the COM,
panY are 20 hayf gravel from the city
gravel bed free Of charge
II 8. License was ffXetf at lfe discretion
nf the eeuaciinOli 10 exceed at the rate.
al eight dollars per annum for each year,
for the iirst five years
On motion of Mr. Fox the Emporia
Light Guards were allowed TO use the
old street lamps in their armory until
otherwise ordered by council.
i Mr., Fox, as chairman of the commit
tee on city property, reported ihat ]. T.
Eskridge had offered, SIS for 10, in
4 Washington. Park addition, Mr. Theis
moyed that the proposition be accepted
Motion seconded by Dir. Fox, Notion
Il lost.
Mr., Easiiq laD, reports. he following:
4 To tie Hon. Ctttg9 CoQRen ,'''
GENTLEM EK? 'oIE transmit Herewith
plans Ind speGiilcat0n for Sewerage of
Emporia as preRaTrd sometme! since, by
Dir, Geo 4. M,arlpgg; .4yr,, y ith. ,prefiles
since sent by him. have submiited
the plans 10 MI Gfaiit, assistant engiil-
Ger of 9heA IT. &c 81 r. railroad, who
says he has carefully examined the plans
and read !, Mr. Warnings ,EeppBt which he
l pronounceS very plain and Tree from
technical fanguage, and thfnks ahy Gems
ible' rIanu tsAeeiis laanIo en gifJeeF would
bAYe nolaiaisQl ty1W hataEer 4 in. ~ eTking
SR 5i l ,,Sg pIa13sp i shaEsfaEe AssGp%snd
iTigt ibaFi aaE6Brd7n27 stH coliffaaes re.
sl,estfGiitIido 2o!oin1os; w nEksFNANas
-eFAe rdpsft Wis ftetRveSsslG nhdf fhe' re
o4AHiehaAtions :;iI0ptedii ls'iiaRTq ss,'fii
sa'v1E itlffde, & ei nd: h pFscsse5 sent made
an offaf 81 FoE FIJI Tie 70 Ssast 81 if eot Of
efy T6ts 5 SfertRahtsss s. sfreef, Ho Of 50 200
tGy west 80 feta4 be II rns7 a Sfea nfTn NOV
I'D that tRai pF6R sff66 "a Tor cffi THE west 80
fest So detspted! set6RHd2d d ~ ~ nj! WIFI
tNesayGi 10 5oatdc 1iRH adj q y9Hs'5I'F''
AMI. Tttis &oae4 10 al sm III debb 81 asecept
ing the pfoposftfotH for the east 81 feet
'''Nft Fox seGoGdead flig h s6jti 65nH' hs'!o''
'HAfhg aiht6dnitht s'& Mas lost BY the fol-
lowing vote: Aye, FoHr,' BAY 'HaiIccK,
TRefss, Gdy, fe%isti' ffeMdds,' 1Wbft(ietssey
gnd WHfs6h. '"""ai4"f<a b'iA" i''isi7
hMr. WatB6nS Hddtf6h MsiR9s tISebha adopt adopt
I'll by ''foilo%i2g sYSNt - fAi1yy' et,s Fox,
wRittiesdyl'wAtsa1ihb Thefs5: 'inalaiyy , Bay,
Eewfs,,i srfemhi,, "fSifeck9'I imiaiyi3.hr
v5tedsaSe s"SGsto2 iaIoissa1a'q = L.. -
a'Mt: PIX iftdvejf'R rttttSShhisditleff Of
theavdtai MIL f4Yeis sttt6Aded;i Motion
| carried .hasHtni1od Sids'tl'st1 al ia"
s!iBf WARREN being PRESENT iieFe of
ferdd S3.bOO'fs tife #tst 56'ftset..' '"i'9''''
70 sfrFWa;sbnss Win the CONSENT 6f' Mr..
whiaIesey,n tier eViTA dfeW his 11iffotioh
to accept rife Prop8sftiGn u ~ Mfr Eslg
ridge ioF 4lie~west 56fedtnss Ha'Hq tt'i'''!
= Mr., FOX 'fhote4ie 4fat ifhe tiF6b6sitioa
br AIR" EslT4tl ge'fbrhtKg 's4istl5f' ftaet lie
accepted, Ahd'tfie motion achrfief ny The
following vote: Aye-Fox, Bay,S IIaf-
letAl,h Wdts5h,ii'Theis.i "NaSs@ LsAis,
Observation-Disclosures" 's'l"71 :" F''''
Mr.. Watson 'iii6vetf15i Adept the pro
pbsii7sn 6rr Mr. Warren 'Bf' $1,000, Tor
the west 80 Ter and ire hlt1tf0n Was ft$t
bye the efdltoMing' rvdte:s AyslaLewis,
WhitrIesty, swA,s6n. '"Nays-Bay, Ire
land, IfaiRcl5 mi '"fhefs.Hi Mr. Fox de-
clfnesi to vote! :airig"! 'aia s-s!'5as' '.i.s'@
An ordinance providing for The sale TO
@. w. Eskridge:S Of The east 81 feet of
city loss Merchants Street for $4,000
tsas then introduced, ft6hsidefed under
suspension Of the rules and adopted
ALL voting for except MI. lewis who
VOTED. II Saitst:s. - -Fr'l1,' @R'' - 's'.''
a' q'he+ Following proposition from tte
gas company was read: -'='i hrs ht''' : q
1bfte IfoAOr66IS JFdSo7s haah C0ancH Of
the Gatyi6f Etmporet, hHnsd$:; - -.'''''..'9
1.-THE hEmp0fia Electric and Gas-iight
Company would respectfully make she
following prolpossiIion to the city coua-
%ist, We vim sen to the city the lamp
posts now erected and nto. be erected at
So, per post, all reatlysts Iights and
| will then lightlh sans. ~ 1he. ord mary
price of $50 per post, Or ,-....-..-
'"2d. :" We will retain Tie ownership IF
the posts liOW-efected and 10 be serecb-d
and keep the same, in sTeRair and light
them for $2S. 80 per post per year, or,
Sd. We will retain the ownership of
The posts now erected md 10 be erected;
tiIe.ciiyrte keep the sfsnein ifepaif and
the ecmRaRy lightathR same Eats $3.50
sht fo bf6SSSe lie Sdsls & }he sbo se
price, $S5 each, 1T hfIy lime; the same
to betAeA lighted as'Per brffinaacee In all
cases Jhe SANE TO he: Gghtal and .extiR-
guished as per the ordinance according
to gas allowance. Each proposition to
be for the period Of i've years. ''-''aa Z ''''
'fpri so WnE .JSODtaEy 'Rrest. Gas Cos =
Il .MrgBaY, Asi ehaiTsaaR Of. 4a6e commit
Uee,on- RaSasoeDtnIneaded the adoption
of,the Hlird eropesittsns and stlAe recon-.
mendatioh, was adopted. rotiststl., ~
II On .notIoaf as Mr.. Bay the gas com
pany were authorized to use As street
llamps, to De it,Gated asi6e' c6tfifhittee On
gas should 4lsteEHlRev.,.., s.~e..,.1ro.. =
III On motion of ,,MEe Watson the claim
Of p. AYsiB0ssaps, superintendent; for
lyeaFly VrtsItf &c sci4y, ite4eF4sDAe, Dfi $40,
llwas dflowed5 1sst7fsaid =ai i,fsa i.-'a;'
7 Ion ENotieEs of,.M ~ :Fex.=tlAes following
was adopted > iato-As a..ii'sti!':"s' ,iI1,i
y ReA6sctte That the city engineer be
and q; ISL hersby.i INSTRUCTED l*Oa prepare
IiplaHsA specifications apA estimates 1pi
lcurbing, guttering and macadAnlZins
!. Fifth and Sixth avenues between Com
lInerciaE and Merchants stseets, and tflt
SAIL plans, specifications and sestimates
2 jim the city clerks office as soon as posi-
. bile. -,
III Also lhe IolloYi1g Yas Adopted =;
= .ResOlceI, sThatsfpoEa tilss4laie ROsRIOE1
single stone eLosswAlks he put down
i / and that all crcssWalks put down be 1--WE
: set}arate lffles' df ef6sswaiKs, not les
/ AhanoAe f6bt-Vride ard aS 4east so iTfche
4. anress yfnnEa theioutez edges fOf said tW'
ID lines ffEossyalks. li..ase..-.s s..7 d..
"A Die. Fax,intEedleezls an i0FdiRanne-itI
nmInd thepaand ordinance sO.asaO.Pra
Il hibit stock Euaning ~ .LaEge;excePt. per
4 hitting COINS tn run. at large GEsEn. th
! 1st day of March tnsthe ass day OF Nc
= yemhar, .bPtWeea.5Io'elock. g. IN eAAd
, D'clnck, p. m each day. .'s--..--s -.fr F.
The rules were suspended and the 'UI
= FINANCE 4-takon. up for - Consideration
!. whereuPon Mr. Bay 1neved';to7 lay IN
}, ordinance on the 1able.e.' Mogion sec
d oaded. by Mra Whialessyii and motio
o carried. .t@.. l.a"t5@.s.-.!, g ~ 81
e An ordinance providing for the pay
o ment of the following claims was adop
4 ed JONI Schanze, UNDERSTANDING, $2.1
4 W. F. Heatherlngton, printing, 5000
e G.. Il. Carlton, rubber overcoats, $50
y Watson s. Grove, coal, $3.50; J. G
IS TrayIor. clerk fees in Soden VS.. EmpC