The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-19

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abrn.,a in,, tI,, c,,tr -, t,, lug 80, va
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ale Of mnats be 1id ,nt kn,yy ., G,,t.r
tho CITY had the r'gbt ia DO n 4, ,ya. q
au.s.inn for tho la,rv.Is
'Ibe M,vor uakeI "a C,o,ar.I G,..;,,t.,
II tho bntcbers we - nI,li,,i ~ -.
omen after ~ n, ,rhctb.r' T ,i,o, sh'.,,I5
elm ge tw.nty.6va cnt,ts ,,,.,,,l -
/ meat would TINT Inc IA yirtpol vi .I.t,,,,, ,i
| the or liunuc.
| Alderman Hogan tbouybt that ,I,
| whole trouble with the cnnIIuot If tI.
market house wa. that the or,lipupr
were rot INFO cel He tluuyIt tina
the city would in ak wears tim. ba ,v,rtl.
no knowing how mn h ami Tint th,I
was the time to talk abun. bu,ipg il or
letting 1t 70.
Alderman Alexander stated in r.
suou to wat he considered "A slur Oh
his mAuAgemeut Of the murkei Lnu,,.
that since he mad taken hold Of it. whr,
II was not pnyIug expense l. had mai.
800 annually over EXPENSES and ma.
ter At. Alderman Hogan di-rlni,pa.
any intention NJ casting "A objection ON
Alderman Alexander but intended T.,
say that 1t was the fault Of the councI.
that the ordinances were not emf reed
aud he market regulated. The iron L.
WAS that the stalls " re not rented au
uually, to the highest bidder.
Alderman McI4ar II explained tn.
troubles OF regulating the market an.
IN respect to renting stalls to the hiyhr.,
bidder, id that 1t had been tried aua
three or four uld colleague togetne.
and MT bid against each other. Alder
man Makeig sta ed tina h. had bee
told tina the butchers had stated thu
they intended to fight the city council.
and even resolved not to sell meat NOR.
than half day and the reason was that
BY selling half day, they could in TIA.
other half take all their hands 10 tho
slaughter pen and thus save two sets of
hands. He did not know IN what wa
the butchers proposed 10 defy the law.
He asked for information Mr. AI.v.
auder replied thai their view az
AIb NuNb Nhh luhN llt tlly COUNCIL lflA
rented the stalls to them, and 1t was
none OF the councils business what
they sold or what hours thcy-Kcr- '7Iii,-fiI,.'
Alderman Tibbs thought the only
way was to enforce the ordinances if IL
took an arrest every fifteen MINT and
make test case, and il beaten .1 those
cases then o establish mark, .u other
parts Of he city.
Alderman Mhkeig said tn tie trouble
WAS that the marshal cOulI .1t arrest ON
his own motion aud Il 4 the citizen,
would complain on vi ION of the or.
dinance the marshal v aid arrest.
General Speight SAID he did not car,
about the adoption OF ms rcsulu lpua.
the matter had been brought up for dis.
cussiOn ana that i was all he rrquir d.
MIR. Hogan said he had bright homes
that in six years we should be able to
own the market house.
Gen. Spe ght replied $50 do I. /
wuuld like to own II. I hone we sh II
be able to get it, but in TIE meantime.
in the name Of God, sir, want beef
You catch the idea ? The people want
beef the. are hungry for bnaf" Al.
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