Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
City Council.
,c.rCHER's WAGON TO
Doo.n-rBEJANITOk
DE- UNDER YlRE.
EPIDEMIC Of REFORM.

EPIDEMIC Of REFORM.
.,ng'. session Of City Council
ess sssI ~ order punotually at z 80
csiicS y hv President BarrA, after which
s',,ss ielA '" were read, when, on
y. ~ Mr., McKenna. the further
lon " uss a. dispensed with and the
l,as ~ committees called.
cms n ,he bills Of the Police Com
Deu rsre sre presented, there was one
4 {. from Martin Farrell ior morse
u.vkins said he objected TO pay
H. II Mil, as he believed 1t was for
tsi.c,sd X US tc paying the bill, and
o9lIUri ,l'ha, !. be referred back to the
s,,,Ds, ,Ds but upon q vote being taken
notion was lost.
Moore said shat 1t hss vsen stated
Ipe Of Of .ue members that Council
authorized the purchase Of the
hnt no wanted 1t underst cd that
vas not the case.
Bsrphill said the dog catcher had
M the horse and then asked Coun-
Inv II from him, which they had
and /. was now the property of
g, and he thought the city should
ro,ioa vas then made to adopt
r.t n the Police Comnittee's re-
which provided for paying this
,hqn Mr.. Bay uard said II a $45
vss going to c st SIS a month to
+ he thought the sooner the city
d Of il the better.
Ntchell had no doubt about the
belonging to the city, but he
M tia; a it Was bought for Mr.,
ID bentf. he shou''3 pay for It's
He draws a good salary from the
tyefy month, and should not obj ect
10 ;le horse himself.
HlTk!us wanted to know who
Il the feed, and contended that as
bal vas contracted without the
riy Of Council, the person who
,C,el It was responsible for it.
era, other mem bers took part In
s,uwian. when Mr.. Farrell moved
Ipcal gficer Foster be heard on
Esu-r. Upon the motion being
l, Foster said that before the city
/, the horse from him he had fed
whole month, but now that
HI hal bought 1t he thought 1t
thst the city should feed 1t. He
IsEed the chairman Of the Police
El.,ee where he should bny the
aud he told him to 90 to Mr.,
is II the city would give him
orse he was willing to feed IL.
Baynard said that as he believed
y would be better off with the
40 Il wou!d be to keep the horse,
rvtd that il be given to officer
I, on condition that he pay thif
ri feel the animal after wards.
notion was seconded by Mr.
tls who said that he would
hsve $ than the horse. when the
Vas raised that Council had nc
give il away.
hYnaId cOntended that 1t wa,
Er1 it away, 1t was only selling
axr toI the amount of the feet
discussion continued for som'
irG several members maintained
The city had bought tho horse, 1
e7nt 70 pay this bill, when Mr.
cl offered a substitute that tn
paid, aud tho Police Committe
heed 70 sell the horse. wagon ant
tss, which was carried.
Mention said that he noticed II
tport o! the Police Com m ittee Of
that there was a bill of $i5 frou
ftw Henry, the jsnitor at polio
%, and he wanted 10 know II it wa
OF hl- sa.Ary.
Bhnhi!l said that 1t was no par
sHaIary, bat was for extra work il
lh9 and wh!tew sshing the Mum
Confi room, and the sGairways u
cupo a.
Mention said he did not thin
OIL should be paid, and move
b. referred back to the commit
me former janitor had mover pr
Na b!!. ofthls kind and he hope
would rot be paid.
BArnh. N replied that the forme
G had never done his duty like 81
tn' one was doing it, AS any OIL
saw ,he di,hy condition of Ii
sleS u! aths ago would testif.
Aafray li-o objected to payin
Ies Tho AMOUNT was deducted frol
aGry
MeFcs Taylor thought tho bi
III De pad. This man Is tho jsnit'
Y poics s.ation, and was instructe
ue fo'lc+ C9mmittee 70 have th
c'ls tJart room cleaned. 4
pF'l9rlael the work, and 1t was nj
OecAl- he is poor and in hun
o..ySaihe'ahces, J. to try to keep hi
VI his II. icy.
Sole Wa then taken on the motto
S0Wn' ;he bill. aud 1t was los
Mr. aiurray moved that Il
:! oe p.'1 and the amount deduC
iVI The ianit0r's salary.
A4''is Taylor raised the poll
,us jaA.tcr has no salary, but
pa'' a'' bl'' for services render,
Alt:4y deaied this, and sa
I'm 10 year he was chairin.
!, re!ic' c3nm!stes they had pa
1I,.N p h.s aalary every month.
rare! thought that some Of t
Uo'o ,u '!"ut considerable lime
s a''-i ta!nRs they knew not
bnnH "g ~ L spch otiicer as jsnitor, a.
w., lever authorized the Gmplo
VI W d tessol for that purpose.
a. onicer had never been heard
,itt i.at aelore last, and he hop
Nd ~ y, 'Els year it would never
u OF again.
.o sGcA 'thce was ever created
im'nS iot,ltl by Council, the pers
'pk 10 a.. II has no status VIII
soh e's a mere creature of Counc
6.s Io!ecl o TO no one's orders, exec
syla.nlNs from tAe bailiff Of CounC
op u's ~ master. He and he alone C
NJ IL ., 'h.s - fo-calied janitor TO do q
ta.ta,a,n an.fe' about the place that a
,e,uI W.. t0F him TO do him self.
lei''F9. S'9 "as lien taken ON the mott
il , =. 'le eSlj from Henry's sala
|,sed ""' .' on, after which the bill v
tCed A''d le report OF the commit
hi ,,S ysasurer reported a bsla,
M nl',''.S."' IA the Uuiop Natio
Eria y Ile credit of the city. an
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