Daily Republican., 1884-06-20
| CITY COUNCIL
PAsk, ,n "H "HaE.ELECTED CITY
CRs rnK AND SOLICITOR

.ru RE. ELECIGD
Iss >" r"x AND SOLICITOR
,,,r stated meeting Of the
cllasSciI roy was held last night, ~ f'ti the
C1ursd 1unudi' in n the chair, and an ,aad sns
Ssrs eu'p present. Minutes were loo"
pprS%yenu1, % sn1a of the Law Committee,
III ffssVorsbly on tts,iog the oga1n"tee To- the
|d;np su an ordinance relatlhe sah esbanoes 20 o
a nafksIs' AZ keIs,'ting n the Clerk Of. Of the ne
ns n ,,nm @a etbe' the first Monday nigh; ;.s. IN
~ o. iivsi .he first r regular meeting n'sn'
II mon'p' %onas,,rer Pierce reported an
lsft at fs 1 'nf He eas also reported as hay y
sss;rS1 sol,S11' 900 90 from Tax Collector yn y.
eee''eYM sDe Mr., ts Farrell, of the water W, 81
sit, sit.ae 81 submitted the payroll eor OF
Ea,sr IlttsT' Department employees for
a. aIes sDdina june 10, amounting TO
3 eek which, 1TcIAf be stated, would be pa; paai;a
,ow =, WIND morning at the City Audl.
pro" r. W IN n'ti the same manner as the
ills were paid. ,.,,,ou -o,orted
eet ool,r 90 n;,r,e ,eams employed
~ ,..aa,s ala al fw the week ending June
~ ,',sI a nay.roll amounting to $2ls.-
NiaS ,'n a. wa was allowed and an order
n for the amount.
'sd ai to the respective committees
y J, T Tatnall and others, warning
II, i AGAINST granting privileges to ,
us rs narties for the erection OF
~ and other buildings along the
Svwine, where they encroach upon
y! '. rroperty. The petition further
4 4 HAT all trespassers upon private
,tv would be prosecuted; another
nn M, from residents in the vicinity
WI :Ion ,.V rrn sewer. asking that the
ivy ',nrarpd between Sixth and
" W ,,rns,. uD from l.. p. Lynch and
~ u. .'r na,;np the bed of Jackson
Ea,i ~, eide between Seventh and
h streets from G. W. Mann and
D hr ,- aagoing on the westerly side
stuoa1 ! wv .tr4rt across Tenth street
n A" p Adkins, in reference to
# Tv4I,th street from b to Clay.
!" s,raot and near Heald street.
Fa1reIi called the Councils at
M :" the work of grading now
doua m m that thoroughfare, whicl
srnn ru for the purpose of beneftint
,nars thereon, but upon examina
I, vas discovered that considarabl.
vas "' haing done, and thought thu
of s,Iing II, should be stopped
,e,;tion Sas REFEREED to the commit
Mr. Npn,on presented a petition
r,ou.inp nm tie north side of Elm
po,,nr streets which was referred
motion of Mr., Mention, Council
sads1 tn the election of a City Audi
nj City solicitor, The same gen
an Nominated J. Frank Ball, ESQ.
HIr Ia,imer nomjnsted Samuel L
nh4r,, Nessrs, Murray and Mile
Amounted tellers, The result O
gOia was Ball, 70 Chambers, IL
idqpt Conrad, having been misse'
bajiti in the collection of ballots
bot VOTE Mr., Bail having receive,
najor.y Of votes cast%as declares
nd
City Solicitor. Mr., Farrell, in q
dipnj6ed manner. nominated Her
Law Turner ESQ for that positior
Mr. Pickels named s. A. McAllis
Esq, The nomination of Mr.. Tul
kv Nj, Farrell caused a smile t
ld over the countenances of thos
|er TSs o,na ,olIars oc,ad an
result Of the vote was the electio
II. Turner over Mr.. McAllister by
Of /? to Il. The President the
bred Henry CLAY Turner duly elec
lily Solicitor, WHO was no oyercom
he re.nit ,ha+ W." a ,oo,' n"b bar ~ of Cnn,
eLo va, sitting near the newl
lei official. saved him from a poss
ru.l Of b,ood to The head" b
rously using a leaf fan,
iDg the orl l.naucr amending an O
lce reIa,inr "a the nubl
kets, tie first section
th was reau and adopte,
also submitted an Imrndmrnt r
Dg totLs Office Of rnrd.r Of woo
bark, and proyiduut for tha ele