Daily Republican., 1882-11-03
BOARD OF TRADE.
-r0 GUPPLY AND CITY
|SHE EWnaGE-QUESTIONs DAS-
sEW.sED last NIGHT.


.,osting OF the Board of Trade
Ats nTibt Ui~bt in the Exchange Build
bsld lasl nip Pprssident, Harry I. Cause
IpG, t VICE md J. H. Hoffecker, Jr', Esq +,
uresident ana ra,arv, A letter was read
.sa General 3 Wsitzs, accepting 1&tt the IN
tr0Il ooI ~ Of the Board to visit TINS CITY
vltatiCn Cnsst =, S and also that the reoep-
S thelr y ! uipformal one and that he was,
tOp be gu iUnable to fix o date. In be-
b present. Sury w Mendinhall, chairman Of
be Oonl stated that he was totally un-
Esrne, nOrform Ovf the e'duties Of that com :
|sble 70 peSi pa asked to be relieved from
|rniI'esS s,rm ST apship of the same. MT.
iSs Ss,"Sr UI brought up the matter mat .h Oa as Gne
SsiDT ..u Tsupply and stated that tnere was
EAier sSpp y, On foot to appoint commits
pProJeCtt ~ OS ask the Legislature to au-
plSslOn = " loan of 81, ,0CO, 900 to provide
aOllaO aS.ssary funds for an adequate
s,.S Isupply and to puI IN sewers l.
s'ia as,aa Sar that 1t would cost about
= y eIS'10 o0S ~ Law water main from Red
llIgVU Sv.st Al Q point near Faulkland
C ViS iSnrinp Reservoir, q distance OF
sv%'tt ~, tour S miles. A statement was al
DCu, WA iS that the separate sewerage sys.
mSIVh i'h an outlet in the vicinity OF
gu W. w Point would cost about $780,
Ny, ,rs,,ion was ably discussed by
IhS hMHiSsv NAV Fritz, Taylor, Speakman,
MI sar MM warner and Stone. Mr..
6ISnS AonSVNitss y tss Committee on Sewerage.
e1Ouot,S e1OD.,sS hat the sewerage system be
eugs gs . source of revenue rather than
Igaas |, .No.n,s, M" as there were about 1900
q .SdjUSs Sn IN the city, and that o very
pua aIi ,spt on the same principle as
Isus sms, ~ water rent, would not only pay
Y Ius;T tOtsrsst Of the $3.50, 900, but would
~ u.s..s A sinking fund that would In
49, .,as Tina out the debt and afterwards
Wv S,ova source Of CONSTANT revenue.
TSImates from prominent real estate
!, IN tbe city placed the average cost
JIsaping I cess.pools at $5 to " per
.,'~m for each house and IL was argu-
4 n Sat the separate sewerage system
SouN be q great saving to property
mara The members of the Board
tSOurbt that the citizens were fully
.,0nsd 10 the Importance of this ques-
h" and il was stated that City Coun-
II dd not feel called upon TO act until
matured plan had been laid before
MT Mr. Hoffecker suggested that the
Board OF Trade and City Council meet
b Joint session. :.
M Taylor moved that the Commit
M Cd Sewerage and Water Supply bt
ytOuested to meet tor the purpose OI
Isosrinp the necessary bills of legisla
ion and when ready 10 report to call 9
sUsdSl meeting of the board to consider
No question. Amendments OF Mr
Warner that the committees of Council
n asked to act In conjunction, and O
Nj, Speakman that the Board Of Healtl
n invited to cooperate were accepted
aud the motion was adopted.
NJ, Stone suggested the advisability
dMking jurisdiction for at least 9
nilebeyond the city limits, as parties
at BanCrett's Bands and other point
would be likely to want to use the cit!
RETS.
The subject Of preliminary surve!
MdiSCussed, but 1t was thought BY
nat VI the members that 1t would no
hlMSSAry until after City Council
took Ction.