The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

tN.lNA wv Ii'l INV vi Ilhlll ~ illhh
his sfarc OF the state fund, but not /,
the city pro rata
ON vote, the petition was allowed.
The linh ward peoples petition
was read, asking for light II was
stated iu that petition, that a the in
'cr.cctiou Of Dallas and Elm streets, n
tin bucket hung on a clothes line fur.
nishcd the Only glimmor. Referred
20 the committee on gas, with much
mcrrlncnt on the part Of several
aldermen.
Lc u tones was granted permission
100 % zen "a beef market.
Alderman Tom smith said that hog |
pc Wrrc not vet abolished, aud /
needed further discussion.
sanitary Officer Prev it stated that |
he ceased to cr'orcc the order on adj |
vice Of certain pldermen llo said he |
lad resumed the enforcement Ut the /
pog pen adjustment resolution aud |
that only few such remained
The mayor ordered the resolution |
read
II whs done.
Alderman smith said that parties
who had parted with hogs nj low
rates ~ consequence Of the resolu-
ton bad threatened to bring suit for
damage against the ci.y.
The health officer said lac hat not
ordered the hogs out of town. but
al ordered the pens abated.
An alderman said that he pens
wouldiulluw the hogs,
The resolution says that all hog
pens are detrimental to health.
Debate was had on that point.
Alderman Battle read the original
ordinance aud thought II was about
the -nmc rs the resolution. lie said
MIR. prcwitt hpd do Ie his duty.
Other aldermen thought the orig
inAl ordinance differed from the re-
solution.
The original ordinance was ordered
enforced aud the resolution Ia sus-
| pended.
| Alderman Grider asked further
| time tu report Oh streets,
Alderman ~priVht wa- allowed
more time to report on all affairs en-
trusted To- him.
Alderman ibis reported tor the
committee on lire department that lac
m,d purcha,cd u new horse for the
department, also, that the apparatus
piy.u 10 the Flth Ward Ladder and
Hose company needed repairs
Adopted.
II was moved and prevailed that
! fll5 paid 10y Alderman Ilbb, for the
new horse be- refunded him.
"rhc old horse with the neuralgia IN
HE Knee" MA alderman remarked,
.ha- not set been disposed pt"
some one suggested that he be let
ont tu racc ngr'r.t rHmIll'- mule.
Alderman Wood Tor public i'm
pru, cmcnt- committee reported cor.
Tain bridge out of rcpRir. lie re-
ported - negro cabin Hud hog-pcn
luh-trnciiug Jones street
Re erred TO street committee with
power to act.
"Ar must have" laid the mayor,
"Wnl for the sewer pipes, ana the
negro Aui tlir pen must gu.
inc committee on public improve
! urut WIS authorized to make M
! .urcIlimtiou- for a new Waco creek
! bridge pI button street, and mean
whlr to rrpl r. the old bridge tenn
! pornrly IL necessary.
| Alderman Iibb- reported for the
| buppcc committee corts'u bills,
Albert llendcr-uu's bin was
theme Of debate. The other bills were
ordered paid and MIR lleudrr,ou's
bin VIA referred to the mayor. There
is some Offset to it that the mayor
understands.
Alderman smith, tor gas commit
| tee. reported pretty fair light, while
| the moon Ia good, othcrv lse all dark
ness
The matter was referred.
! Alderman Battle read an ordinance
authorizing the Issuance of $4,000 in
n street and alley bonds, providing
tor payment of interest on same, and
for "A sinking Il nd tor the final re
| dcmptluu of the same.
Alderman Tibbs moved that the
rulos he suspended and the ordinance
| be nut upon its second reading lie
spoke earnestly in support OF his mo-
| ton, tu-tlfyng to the necessity of
urgency. lie said he knew two
parties ready to buy all the bonds Mt
| par.
Alderman Steuheusun objected. lie
said the proposition WAS too small.
| lie said the city had streets good
enough for the present, that these
-mnll debts would cripple the city aud
prevent it- buying It's own water
works next year.
Alderman lihhs said the Directing
alderman would change his views II
he were placed upon the finance com.
mittce. "Ihcsc bonds lac said, were
to raise money to pay tor work
already under execution
Alderman wood said the $4,000 Ii
urgently needed.
Alderman Smith objected to the
street and alley bonds.
ON vote tho motion TO suspend the
rules aud place tho ordinance upon
its second reading was lost II goes
over TO theueNt meeting
The committee on sewers was
granted further time.
~ permission MIR. John Willis
represcnliug Mrs. Joe 5. Wills OF
lcrod objections to the street railway
company petition for permission To
build ear sheds on the corner of
Fourth aud Washington streets IA
detrimental to his sisters property
adjacent to the contemplated site OF
the ear sheds lie particularly object
ed to the stables which would he at
tA,hcd to the sheds II would expose
the ladys property TO increased Dire
risks aud therefore her insurance
rates would be increased
The petition of the car company
was not granted by u unanimous
vote.
j. H. stones petition asking to
move stalls from one side OF his sixth