Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-19
COUNCILLORS CONVENE.
DIsCUssiON Os DRAINAGE THE
CHEF BUsfN ESs or 1HEsEssION.

The able council Of this wide-awake city
met Ia its chamber last night for the regular
weekly session, with President Mast in th,
chair, and all the members present, excep,
CRUDE, Funk and Thomas.
The minutes were read and approved
BY the ordinance rs substitute
for an ordinance introduced pre- yiou sly fixing
license In various amounts for peddlers OF
vegetables and o,herarticles upon The streets
The new ordinance provides following limit
to he charged for licenses: Peddlers OF
| goods fruits, vegetables, etc, from railway
car or vehicle drawn by an animal S25 per
annum; from handcarts or stands, $40; ped
dlers OF medicines, etc, $50; peddlers of
books $l0 but the Mayor may remit this II
parties are deserving. Read first time.
| BY Mr.. Russell-From improven ent COM
| mittee, ordinance for payment of sundry
| claims to amount of $l42.53.
BY Mr.. Prince, petition of o. +. Serviss
| and three Others for an order for paving side
walks on west side OF Ferncliff avenue to the
college gate. Referred to street committee.
by the president, petition OF Geo. W. Win
wood and eight others for setting of n grade
on nm alley running north and south between
Mulberry and Jefferson stteets, and Plum and
Franklin, to prevent water over flowing upon
premises Of petitioners. Referred to i'm
provement committee.
BY Mr.. Russell, petition of H. +. Starrett
for permission to excavate pavement front of
No. 81 North Market street, TOR construction
OF coal shute. The petition was granted.
BY Mr.. johnson, from finance committee,
ordinance for payment OF following claims:
Harrison, Bowman and Arthur, fees In case
to test conslitutionaty of the "police COM
mission" law, $500; +. NJ. Hsgan, tees In
SANE, S35; costs, $780, total, $723 90.
Adopted, McKenna, Lessner, Netts, and Te-
han voting in the negative.
By Mr.. Ackerson, the following petitions:
From Chas. Ludlow and thirteen others, ask
ing council to proceed with construction of
sewer on East Main street. From Mrs. p.
Doyle and three others, that council cause
to be constructed the sewer proposed
on Foster street and branches and on
Main, between Spring and Water streets.
From Jacob Seitz aud Is others, asking re-
consideration of vote for construction Of East
Main street sewer, the parties having biilt
private sewer; also a second petition for same
purpose from Frank j. Grove and % others
Also petition from l.. II. Lorenz, John Span
genberer, VIM. Diehl 4 Son, X. J. Piles and
ID. V. Huben, asking that their names be
taken from the petition for reconsideration of
vote on the East Main street, Limestone to
Foster street sewer, as they signed under
misapprehension. Referred to sewer COM
mittee.
BY Mr.. AckersoD, from sewer committee.
report and resolution declaring necessary the
following sewers and ins'ructing the solicitor
to prepare the necessary papers to adyerti.e
n ,or o,us; roster s'iee', 80 men, Main to Buck
Ere.ki NAN street, "a men, from Spring to
S, os.., anu 10 'ncn from Limestone 10
,, lug ''u'n s'r.e'' - inch from FACTORY 10
IN plum. W.,L., st.,a, 10 ;.L 80. ,..
to Mill RIM. Factory stree, On inch ,ron,
Main to Washington and ia inch from Wash.
inpton to Jefferson. The Main and Foster
street sewers are ta,sble on tho
sewer district: the otbers on nron-
erty Immediately on the line The
Main and Foster street sewsrs wers ,oss,,.d
back to the committee for consideration or
petitions for and against. to be reported unon
again later in the session. The remainder of
the report was adopted AT once. Oonor,nn;,v
for objection to the Foster strset sewer wss
given, withou, response. A resolution TO
construct was adopted sewer to be 30 inches
bia TO Buck creek,
By Mr.. Nelson-From health co,,mit,ee
resolution continuing Robt. Mills as assistant
sanitary marshal for another month, Los,
yeas Q, nays &.
BY Mr.. Conkln-From committee on
claims, ordinance fer payment of su,drv
claims to amount of SlsG.90. Adopted.
By Mr.. Prince, ordinance amending an Or
dinance to punish oirerers about tipplinp
houses, etc, inserting "gamblipp houses" in
the list Of places which it is unlawful to
loiter about; and fixing penalties for viola
ton. Read first time.
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