The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-10

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City warrants and vouchers
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The Committee on Prono,;..
Grievances reported as follows ~ .s u 4
OF the petition of Messrs Helm asS !, iassa
That the collector be AUTHORIZE ! ufifa.
to Helm and Griffith to the amo,, y fsss
privilege tax as merchants, In lien q q "a
commission merchants. " III
The report was received, and ~
adopted ~ neS
Alderman Spengler, Chairman n.
on Claims, reported the followino. o ~
as correct and recommended tbe 80 ,s.o's
of the same. pasns
H. N. Taylor, streets ...............
A. MeGunnis, streets.........
w. Cranberry, street...............
Abe Robinson, streets ........
G. ID. Subway, Streets.....
Cameron and Swan, streets W
n. q. Zealy, cemetary
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| On motion the accounts wsrs 4
and warrants ordered to be issued 4 y
.ment thereof. ~
The Committee on streets rano,e.,
ommending that the sum of eco mn 81 =
ed to Alex. Tyler for land for M 4as
making the continuation Of M;n WY
North, same to be paid on evaeaii s1'
! proper deed to the CITY. The ranaloa
received and adopted III
Alderman Hamilton offered tbe can.
lpreamble and ordinance:
4 WHEREAS, The Chicago. ST Tons
4 New Orleans Railroad has been &c. sas
consolidated with the Illinois cert s's1s
raad Company, and ] G. Clarke reta Ss n
the service OF the new organization u
President and General Manager IA :.
representatives. OF the City OF Jaekson
sire to express our appreciation 81 tbs v
vie Of Col Clarke in the management
said railroad heretofore, and the nang !.
Of kindness extended to this city Il III, N
cial capacity, and congratulate The nav H
ganization in retaining the services II NJ
most efficient agent in developing tba N
New Orleans and jackson Railroad ~.
! frstelass road in all its appointments NJ
the thanks Of all the people along I'LL M
and in the State are due Col Clarke io,T
efforts in reducing the rates Of passagp N
: cents per mile, and the fare for nassau
/ rate being reduced on his road @ tlree ~,
per mile, led to similar reduction IN NM
: roads in the State,
BE ii Ordcined By the Board Of Ms,
and aldermen Of the city Of Jackson ii.
the street opened by the City-the extenss
Of Gallatin streeton the right of way ii h
Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans n;
E road, from Capitol street to Monnms'
street, be named and known as ngarl.
street--in honor of j. G. Clarke, GeDeu
. Manager of said Railroad Company.
! And the same was adopted by the una,
nous vote of the Board.
On motion, it was ordered that the RAJ
= make the apportionment of the fund ann
: priated by the State for the several ii
Companies as follows, to-wit:
To Jackson Fire Company No. /. 30 per "a
/ 70 West Jackson Fire Company
No. 1,..................... ........... 20 per ca
t To Gem Fire Company No. o.. 20 per "a
r To Hope Fire Company No. g.. 20 Der ID
To Pearl Hook and Ladder Fire
Company No. 1....,. II per eli
The Committee on Retail Liquor Petite
q made the following report:
: Your committee to whom was referred
petitions of Chris Hinckle, Hannah Coli
N and IT. Muller & Son, to retail yinous i
: spirituous liquors, find after careful Col
= that they have the number Of signeR
: required by law, that these petitions II
4 been filed one month and published Til
weeks in the newspapers and reeomme
q that license be granted said petitioner
one year. w. @. LoWD,
n H. SPESGLER,
q BEN. JONES,
II Committee
On motion the report was received 4
the hceenses granted upon the payment
u $500 to the State and 500 to the CITY,
filing of proper bond by each Of !
q petitioners
There being no further business
y Board then adjourned.
= JOHN McGILL, Mayo
s. NJ. M. MCLEOD, City Clerk.
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