Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Total ..................... S.zs.747 p
The budget last year amounted 10 1907,
335 and in 1854 to s229 369-the amount
this year being being SIS, $50 less than for
last year. The report concluded as follows.
This happy result cannot be otherwise
than a matter of just pride 10 the present
city administration and happy disapDolnt-
ment 10 her taxpayers" The report furth-
er states that after consultation with the
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
the committee decided it Was not best 10
raise money 10 build additional engine
/ houses this year Alderman DeGraaf
| thought the report should be amended by
adding an appropriation for the erection Of
new engine houses iI-Abe Third and Sixth
wards he said the outskirts Of the city
were not properly protected and proceeded
20 make an eloquent argument 10 show that
/ the people Ia the residence portions
OF the city were not properly treated IN the
matter OF water service and IRE protection.
Alderman Launlere contended that II
/ would De unwisS tc build more engine
/ houses at present. He said that the ex-
pense OF the Fire Department now
amounted 20 considerable more than the
/ losses by fire. The matter was further dis
cussed by Aldermen Hayward and Stewart
/ and Alderman DeGraaf moved 10 amend by
/ approprisling 5000 for an engine house in
the Third ward and 5000 for one in the
/ Sixth Ward Lost. On motion OF Al
/ the Fourth ward highway fund
( was reduced to 81 500. On motion
Of Alderman Stewart the Sixth ward
/ highway fund was reduced to 81, 400. The
/ First ward fund Was also reduced TO 81 500.
/ Alderman Saunders moved TO amend the
report by spproprating sl6, 900 10 erect suit
able buildings to be used as polling places
~ the several wards. The amendment was
/ laid on the table and the report of the COM
mittee a. ameRded was then adopted.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
/ ported in favor Of granting a saloon license
I 10 AdOlph Goetz. corner Broadway and
I LeOnard-st In behalf Of the people of the
sixth ward. Alderman Stewart protested
against the adoption Of the report on the
ground that children who attend the Leon
I ard Street school would be Obliged 10 pass
the saloon four times day. Alderman
Hayward had signed the report because he
understood that Mr. Goetz intended to run
= brewery az the location named. whether
be vas granted a license or not. The report
was finally adopted
The Committee on Ordinances reported
an ordinance changing the name OF East
Bridges - 20 Lincoln-ase and on motion
/ of Alderman Brenner the same was placed
on hle. The Dummy line extension or
dinanCe was reported as amended By the
committee. After the ordinance had
been read by sections and sew
eral unimpOrtant amendments passed.
il was laid on the table until Thurs
dsY evening Oct q when a special meeting
~ the Council viii be held to consider the
orciuauc-. All citizens Interested are re-
Quesfed 90 attend the special meeting and
present their views upon the matter. Tn
der the bead Of unfinished business. the
Mayor read the foll0wing.
To ne Honorable Common Council.
GEvrIEsES-In accordance With a reso-
luiion offered ng AID Thum. and adopted
nv Your honorsbis body. sept l3 request
ing the Mayor 70 call a pubiic meeting 20
raise money FOR the relief of those in dis
trsss az Charleston :. c.. hereby call such
meeting a. th- Council rooms Wesiaes-
esv evening sept - I hope that all the
Aldermen and citizens ebo have been 80
snxious 90 relieve those people viii attend
tie meeting snd also thst they wiii not for
ret the worthy anfarfuuate POOR q our
awn city agd SAY when calls are made upon
them oh - psy taxes f4r the sopport 81
oGr poor. bat look into TIE mstler. Tor
their claims are A. worthy and jast -
peopie ~ other cif'es.
Ye1r Humble servant.
EB fHxEwkx
Mayor.
Alderman Stein moved - take the
'salpsfian Army petition from tee table
tsrried Alferuzn Hayward uayad that
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7 ard erneeed 'o n1ake fsrcibie srgurpnt IN
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