Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-30
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Oct. 10Th, 80.
II. Council met in called session. His
Hon. w. B. Hamlet in the chair. Pre-
sent all the councilmen. Also Attorney
price Engineer Homer, Marshal Owen,
and City Register Wallace.
The object of the meeting being
stated, Mr.. Taubman, chairman of
Ordinance committee, lead an ordi-
nance in regard to public water troughs,
(which passed its first, second and third
reading and became a law.
The engineer was instructed to place
J swo or three loads of rock around
(sWater troughs in first ward.
untitled an ordinance to repeal sections
I, 8 and 9 of chapter sixteen OF the
sharter, with amendments and revised
Ordinances of the City of Lexington of
1884. An ordinance entitled an ordi-
Ssiance in relation to sidewalks and to
snact five new sections in lieu there
If to be known as section Z, section Ia,
E,ection 8, section Sa and section 9 in
relation to the same subject. This Or
finance passed its first, second and
bird reading and become a law.
The mayor was by motion instructed
10 issue notice and have marshal serve
Lame on Richard Field to relay pave
nent in front of lots 7 and g., block 30,
Ind the same upon Thomas Stramcke
yoncerning repairing pavement in front
# lots 5 and 6, block 81 or so much as
3 needed, and on same person to repair
,ayement in front of lot IL, block 3S
slsO have notice served OH parties in
barge of Presbyterian church to re-
! Dalr pavement on Franklin avenue in
'front.' of lots II and II, block AZ, same
o be done in 80 days or committee on
Eitreets and alleys, street commissioner
md city attorney will take needed steps
/ mder the ordinances to enforce the
anne.
The engineer was instructed to re-
)alr pavement at the southwest corner
IF Sixteenth and Clinton streets, work
! % be done at the cost of the city, the
3 ity being to blame for suffering same
o be damaged.
The engineer was instructed to notify
Ar. Thomas Afford to go forward and
epair breaks in pavement on west Six
eenth street and in front of his lots and
cave in this condition until next season.
l The engineer was instructed to re-
,sir roof and chimney on City Hall.
The engineer was instructed TO put
lown a brick pavement in front of City
Hall to use hard burned brick.
The engineer was instructed to en-
10y two wagons and three men for
VIC days to raise dirt work on fill neal
:. B. John, and do other work on
litches, that wagons may cross, and re-
,alr this street westward so far as he
an to make street Dassable.
! The following resolution was receiv-
ID, adopted and filed:
Resolved, That the city engineer is
ereby instructed to examine the grade
I the Missouri Pacific railroad COM
any from the water reservoir to the
astern limits of the city, and he is
authorized to allow said company to
srade down that part Of the street
7hich may be above the grade OF said
abroad and make the fill where the
= treet is below said grade and required
ne same to be done for the width of
8 feet from the south rail of said road.
Ill of said work according to the fran
hise granted by the city to the Nilsson
1 Pacific railroad company on the 3rd
.sy of May 1886. Provided, however,
hat the engineer shall not allow
my change to be made on the street in
4 rontof the Lexington City Mills or lot
Pwned by j. W. Waddell with
{ mt his written consent to the
anne, specifying what change shall be
lade, which consent and specifications
hall be filed with the City Register.
The Treasurer was instructed to pay
0Smith & Bolton the sum of SO % tor
abatement on license.
The Engineer was instructed to en-
boy two teams for one day and haul
inders for sidewalk from opposite
ius Gruber's on Third Street eastward
~ MIR. Phetzing's to Mr.. Marks OF
o far as he can GO.
Council adjourned.