Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-11
,,,cIL PROCEEDINGS.
j M, Tor thc Grading Of a Part
t'HIrn' = ~ marion street Let
i%s dale Right OF Way.
-, the panre-iiail Question
,els tP'" petitions aud ordi-
E'P' usnees Adopted.

~ nnon motion of Alderman
ape, ~ excused from attendance
sor,y days respectively.
p az" =, az The secretary OF the
W. for month ending july 81,
i,pu'r ,,,d and referred TO water
coumittee. :, an. u,o. had hoon
'uuy' +, The superintendent OF the
~ we're then presented, and
zion referred to the secretary of
srworks for payment.
v'n W., Of II. II. Early, the city sec
4 Ulorine s269 fines collected aud
|I with The treasurer, read and re-
i imeommittee on finance
wy ~ ot Marshal Rea showing $3.50
n,.,cd for month Of June, read
ss,red TO finance committee.
rport further showcd'
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y ,.,,n NJ + j. Marion and others ask
v, nagpet avenue be graded west
4 Teyas i Pacific reservation referred
!, and alley committee.
&S,iop Of J. p. Afford asking that the
r Wan Of bis property be corrected as
Y 'scvn by the assessment rolls of the
as.es,of from s2300 TO $500, referred
Nance committee.
+ 4 rcportoiihc city sexton showing
oen lnterments for the month of
q was read, received and filed.
! rrport Of city sexton for the month
n h showing twenty five intcrments as
I'M: twenty white and five blacks,
n mad. and upon motion received and
n port Of Jos. IL. Brown and others,
An that a bridge he built ON Texas
q across Robbins branch, referred
x mmlttee on streets and alleys.
t,ition Of opera company by W. A.
+, man, president, asking that the oc-
Il ton taxes thereon be not collected,
y the stockholders are receiving no
y sls and are content to maintain the
n a flrst-class place of amusement
aiaddtional cost, and that 1t is GUS
h. IN neighboring cities for opera
r. TO pay no occupation tax, on
b Of Alderman Dartcr referred 10
trt committee.
Milton Of +, T. Boulwarc and others,
Hhg that the council order sidewalks
ergcted on Adams and Broadway
Rom railroad reservation to +.
4EAries residence, referred TO street,
a and Sidewalk committee.
Ilton Of W. j. Saunders, praying
h ibe property owners at the corner OF
n and Grove be ordered To move fence
4 soi feet TO conform to line of street,
|iotion Of Alderman Darter referred
fret and alley committee.
Billion Of Rachael Mcclure, protesting
psi the granting of the right of way
FeEW.& n. o. railway, ordered re-
dmd filed.
fdtlOn Of Charles Dietz, asking that
preparation be made TO pay him bal
due on account of street work done,
| sis', 'n''MlE27e' to ''"e''3f
herman Aldfklge then read resolu-
which was signed by Alderman Null
ri the finance committee, TO the cf-
INST The remaining bonds of the city
U lhe hands of the financial agent in
York city and amounting To $3.50
laced upon the market. Adopted.
fhhon ofC. D. Lusk and others, prof
Fgan advance TO the city in cash for
FcseQf laying mains ON the South
Nltl amounts to be taken up i'm wa
Ienls, on motion OF Alderman Daggctt
Ired 70 committee on water-works.
'ofalllance granting right of way to
.nosedale Street Railway company on
entl Street from Twelfth along and
Jones TO Front streets and along
n street 70 the Missouri Pacific
az Union depot, referred to COM
.n9n streets and alleys.
fluon OF laing & Ratican, praying the
|.Ful Of $1,000 balance due them on
worn, referred to committee on
guuOn Of John T. Leer, praying that
su% ne granted him to run dance
u connection with the Theater
f.Sue' IN accordance with ordinance
l.Vn page 80 of the code of ordi-
q said city" and depositing
sAh bond in the sum of 5000,
sn aspal TO the good conduct of said
IL 'Us,aaent This was the occasion
~ y heated debate, pro and con. Al
~ Aarldge thought the city needed
Inv, amounting TO 500 per quar-
tsa,s assuen Barter and Mulkey most
tnss, opposed, the latter reading,
u NsaaRce of his position, ordinance
M sniped, San ordinance prohibit
sf,,n ,sstuefly houses, and Furnishing
I ,Ou lie said that the theater
Iva" w. was pad enough and disgrace
I'M Immunity, without now licensing
L H., hanuce-house, "moSs-back or no
NJ. sLuan Daggett thought il could not
sma us worse by the city's obtain
M revenue from the dance. 4
rss y, sueh called for, with the follow
n wy, Hughes, Daggett and AL
n us,, pu TO permit a dance-house,
annya Aey' Barter and Bronson voted
snSs, or not TO license. This was
n I a,s. Mayor Smith voted "No.m
IA ~ s' mat had previously been filed
Rels pork OF grading Throckmorton
MAJ Nl zap to Seventh street were then
Iseln mnlch resulted in Ii. w. Hol-
Eoyts awarded the contract, though
sondlag as reduced 10 three blocks,
/ .ssId O s, TO the property owners
Iosts " streets paying two-thirds of
lon 81 s s,' excepting at the inter-
streets. The bids were as fol-
81 a Holman, surface, l9c; gutter
per square yard.
Ne ra5S O''nan, guttering, sl.85 per