The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-05

onoppafOs Nmf tneff Ahhnauf 1IUs3lor,
Wharton and Wolf. Absent. Messrs Doyle,
Moran, sphar and Rees.
REPORTS O. CITY OFFICERS.
The City Clerk reported that orders to the
amount of so. 3si 90 had,oeen drawn on the
Treasurer during the month OF April.
The report Of the City Dispensary for tina
month of April wal received. showing that
Oil paiients were treated and .o53 pencrip-
lions filled, while the total expenditures
were S256.5s
The Mayor reported that he had collected
during the month of April, In fines and fees,
The Oily Engineer reported frst and final
esiimatss Ia behalf OF David A. Hay wood,
0eofge W. boibert and II. q. Roney, street
contractors The report was adopted.
The City Treasurer submitted his report
Tor She month 81 Arrll, making the follow.
Ing showing balance on hand, Tomlins1n
estate $40 ~ ~ additional CITY Haii fund,
20 ~ "a SINKING fund, 81, 900 bp sewer
fu.d. 81 30l II.
The CITY Attorney submitted report Of
the sunday cspfE that had bsen decided iur
aud against The city during tho past month
The City Attorney also submitted an OK.
haustlye report relative 10 the rights OF The
city Ia the matter az annexinE unplaltad
snd plated isuds. lie set forth IA hiireplrt
that the Two municipal bodies could annex
plated lands By joint regulation, aud nn.
plettsa lands Ia the same manner provided
pf0pe~f0wnefs hada 40 objections In
ihis event the Council must petition tha
iioefd OF County Commissioners 60 annex the
lard. Tho iepgit WA referred O. the Com
mittae GA boundaries and tie CITY Al
iohn whiiselt waa granted farther time In
which 20 complete the Eaat street bridge
over foeus'e Run.
The City Attorney submitted opmmnni.
cation asking the Council 90 authorize him
!. 90 employ short hand reporters ia all city
gases The request was granted.
usroaia fnoa TIM JUDICIARY eolaffef.
Tie Judiciary COMMITTEES reported that
they hpd visited Sellers Farm Ia accordance
with raiFutilonH feoaived al tha last naat.
Ing, aud had found The river bank and Eagla
Cneh levpe IN bad condition ~ halnd la tho
communication feeAlved from the Indian.
aptlis FertllIslng Company. They recon.
nifbhen, however, That tho fpQnnal nf the
fefiillblng Company that The Council cans
eel all back rent now due be- not granted.
tvnturred In.
The same committee aao recommended
that the track OF tba o., ~ T. aud a.
Hallway, bsIwsen Georgia and Make, sirsst,
be- moved further went Into Missouri alfaat
The committee returned With tselr report
petition aligned by number oi 'tissns ash,
inH for the removal, uonoufted ~.
raouniNu fon fur ohAn,
The Commillee on fabio Property, who
we're Instructed o. report che advislbllity of
purchasing lols m ihe old cemetery, 70.
ported that several lbla e0htd ha purchased
st reasonable prices, and submitted pfopasla
iiaha ffom baflisa Tor sale ~ lota therein,
They recommended the acceptance nl thaha
propositions. provided, however, that the
ely viii not pay more thsn Vln for each OF
sald let's. fhis report eaasad 40 iiitls die
eHssien Ia which MeahFs, loWlias, Dagie
sld Pearson iadnlaed, The hfal iva namsd
opposed ~. Wills the laliaf favored iltadani
zion, The motion was finally adopted,
afAHsf auiafs,
The Committee ca fuhlia rfansFty, IN
whom wa iaeFTsd a solution loaklns 90
/, The placing Of proper guides 0n iamp plsla,
sh9wpe the names ~ aiFsets, FanaFted that
the guide manufactured ny NJ, q NieFia was
the best that had bsen devised aud Teaofa,
= mendsd the placing Of this guide on a sat,
naient nun Der af street corner lamp posts 10
properly indleate the eofnaFnof the primo pal
streets apd avenues Ma action WAS taken
on the committee report,
oRntNAsoEs lsraopuoen.
To Grade aud honider the sast gutter OF
Pennsylvania street fFom South 10 Merrill
street
For grading bon dsFing AID ourhng the
CUTTERS OF Union stFeet from Merrill 10 Mo-
Carly street,
FOR grading and grageling the road Eav Of
Meridian street from Morris % Palmer street..
For grading and gFaYeling the drst alley
north Of Christian avenue, from Central to
College avenue.
For grading aud crawling the first allev
east OF Central avenue, from Eighth to Ninth
+, street.
Pine street. irsm s.. Ulair 20 the first alley
sopih of 81 Clair street
For grading and crawling the first a ley
east Of Ash street from Seventh 10 ghth
slIeet.
MISCELLANEOUS nusIEEss.
Mr.. Bowling preseuted a petition signed
tyanumbtr Of property holders asking that
there be no change Ia the location OF the OK
press etead. Referred 10 the Com uIittee on
Public Light.
A motion Was adopted instructiug the
Chef al Police 10 arrest any person dumping
eDfbsge In the Old coai yard between Gaisen-
dorf and Blake streets. where the sewer Is
row being built
(. Mr. Ntwcomb introduced q motion asking
that the Chairman De requested to apOoi II
member OF the Sever Committee in plaza
Of George w Sphar. who has failed n meet
With said commitlee since its organic ltion.
= The motion vss adopted.
A communication was received from the
esrSeDsIs who have stands on the East Mar.
ket askipy that that portion of the market
space fronting on both sides of Wabash
rfrtl DC 0cIcaAttA- SCI 65lue 11r tne1r use.
Referred 20 the Commissioners of the new
Market -houae.
petition. signed by Hon. John w Nur.
rby r r Parker, ". P Bingham, J. II.
BALDWIN and many other prominen ut citizens.
was received requesting the Council 10 IN
stlucf the CITY Attorney 70 preears, aud re.
rort ct the next meeting al ordinance
nskipg il unlawful for any person { exhib-
it. display, Suspend or attach to the doors,
windows, wells Of buildings, pests. fences
boards and sheds OF any kind within the
city limits the the printed Fl ,uies or likeness
OF = female form. except the sans shstl be
Represented as Tobed or clothed from the
mex u the neg Refarrad 20 The ltnm m N.