Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
THIRD EDITION


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roll was Ca .ej, aud the minute3 read !,
ami applost1, after which the Stand
lnk Com mite, y were called. IL
Tse Street Committee, to WHOM wasl
re..r.eG the petition ot the MalleaoleI
IrJu Company, asking that wharvea be
built ami ia!v;s constructed on the
BrAndyNiue ~ the foot Of Ninth street, I
reported IL favor OF referring the peu
tion to The s rect Committee and the d
Sever CJmpittee jointly, and the rs
comai5uds.sion was complied with.
Tns sans cJmDlttse reported in
favor Of Granting tho petition OF Q. a.
Aruola aLl Others, TO have the side
wax Oh |. III 1nrd street between Third
ami Fourth streets paved, and fayorably
on the petition OF L. W. Grinnage toI
have gutter on Montgomery street be
tween Fourth and Fifth ercets pared
also on the petition Of Thomas Guthrie,
10 have Hea d street between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets c1rSed and gut
tered, anu % TIE petition OF Alfred
Wilson, to have u brick gutter laid on /
Ciaymout street between Twelfth and |
Thirteenth streets.
Tae CITY Treasurer reported'a balance
in the Union National Bauk OF S3I ,91-t.-
80 70 the credit of the ciiy, and that
during the week he had received the
following amounts National Bank,
$40 900 !; E. P. Moody for Edmund
Pro vost, deceased, $3.50 Il. 2. Moody
for taxes, Si75 Dennis Kane for taxes,
Sl,125; Clerk of the Market Writ, So
10; Interest on Hartman Truss Fund, $50.
The Street Com missioner reported IL
men and teams employed in cleaning
the streets, with a payroll amounting
to S245 20, and the Sewer Department
reported men employed, with a pay
roll OF $40 o7.
The Clerk of the Market reported that
during the past quarter he had collected
S2S. %, which he had paid TO the CITY
Treasurer.
a communication was received from
Mary Z. Porter, stating that she is the
owner of brick stable 1T No. lls
French street, and that VIXEN the tenant
who oc,upiei it last year moved on
March 25th, lie tore down a tramt
building al ching the rear oftne sable
and that Wien she CDm:neuced TO re-
build it, she was informed by tlt
Building Inspector that sns was vioia
ting the Law aad would have to desist
She stated that If she was not permitted
TO rebuild this frameit would cause rel
considerable loss, and size peuiioccG
Council to pass resolation,or do some
thing for her relief. The matter wa!
referred to the Law Committee.
George W. Forrest and others as; o.
that Head street, between Twelfth aut
Thirteenth streets, be brought 10 grade
and the east side chi bed ard paved
The petition was referred to the Open
ing Streets Com mittee.
A communication was received from
John Williams and others, residing il
the vicinity of the Citizens Skatire
Rink, at Fourth a8d Washington
Streets stating that the place is KEEP,
open until Ii o'clock ard sometime.
later at night, and that there is 81 npcl
noise they are prevented from s.e2pil
and obtaining the necessary amount q
rest, They therefore pray that Council
will take some action 10 compel Tn
managers TO close the place at III c'clucl
each night. AT the suggestion of Mr.
Farrell, The communication was referret
10 the Mayor.
Mr.. Baugh moved that Council z
into a nomination anu election ior a
inspector and an assistant inspectc
for the taenty.third election dlstric,
being part OF tie Ninth ward, az
upon the motion being carried,
nom mated James Gagen tor inspector
and Mr.. L. q. Moore nominated Fan
Gallagher. DIR. Lynn asked WHY IL
gentleman wanted ancther inspect.
and assistant elected, when Mr.. Bau1
said that both these men lad mcy4
out CT the ward. Mr.. Smith said the-
was plenty CT time before election !
choose another iuspgcsoI and assistant
an | he could 70. pge a-y U.s. N u
other side getting scazel already. Mi
Ba1gh replied that they were not a Iii
ssarsd. but they intended TO lave tt
matter attend d. to as it could rs sc!
done now as at any other time
Mr.. Lynn a6aed Mr.. Baugh to liv
the names Q! those men wEo had move
away, and when he replied that i
could not, requested Kim 20 witGdr9'
his motion ard let the matter so oee
for enc week. This Mr.. Baugh reigse
TO do, aud M. Lynn then made
motion TO postpone the election vii
next meeting night until sometAin
definite could be learned about Il
matter. Mr.. Grub advocated the N,
tiUn, and said it was the first time i
had ever known Council 10 be Calf
upoa to elect inspectors to fill vacancit
until a resignation had been rresen;e,
neither hal To ever known Council ;
elect where the names of previous j.
spec or5 We're unknown. The lrupuk
ton of SIR. Eaugh WAS SO manifest
unfair, that MIR. Farrell also opposed !
ana said he could not sac that any thin
would be lost by a pos,pouemtnt.
Upon q vote being taken Mr.. Lynn
motion 10 postpcLe was almost uEau
mously carried.
The ordinance 20 change and esta
lish part of tie grade of Fifth etre,
was returned by the Mayor with il
approval and vas declared by the P.-.
dent to a laS.
The following BIDS fer grading I
bed Of Fourteenth street were rectis
aud referred to the q. 'eniog 5 reefs Cor
mitree
Walter McE5illey, 90 cents per cul
yard.
Patrick Carberry, 90 cents par cut
yard.
James F. Mcbride, % cents per cul
yard.
Daniel Patton, s. cents per cut
yard.
Coannll then AZ journed.
During the evening the following b
were passed AID ordtrs drawn:
Neal Duffy, S3G IS Morris Hor.
s. George g. Simpson, Sij JOSEF
q. File, S'3 % PAiriak Carberry SIC
80 Frank Kelly, g 30 John Il tde
S21.40 Frank Nesiy, e 80 John G,
Inns, S375 LohdeA Car Wheel Go,
- p4ny, 81 Sc Matthew Kyle, Sl.7
Nelson Morris, Sl5; William Toner, 81
81 ; James McKenna, 49, j. Bader,
cents; JsmesMills, SlI2 80; A. Speak ma
St4 81; Bratten & Pyle, So; T. Kline
S5; Il. A. Carswell, SIP 30, T
Springer, Morley and Cause Compan
S. 30; s. G.. Simmons & Bro, 81 .
$365; Mccartney, Kenney * Com pan
MorrCu,