Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-25
NETTING OF COUNCIL.
p~oue<Orras or THE AoJOURNED sEs-
nsoN HELD ON TUESDAY EVENING.
Nsu nsrkst 10 Bs Established--Propossd q
\ osrsss Wsrs-Ihs School 20 Observe Arbor
Dsy-Ths Csntsnsiai Committts 10
Mess % Friday Evening Next
COLUMBIA, Apr,l o..

COLUMBIA, April y.
Council met In adjourned session last
evening IN the council chamber with the
1oalsWing members present Mtssrs. Ben.
|0eaA Cramsr, Forry, Grove, Jackson, MIL
0ln, Wilson and Stevenson. Absent, Mr.
onGWoll.
ZAo highway committee reported In ref
9gonoo 70 the sewering OF Alley d. rom
Uoufth street 10 the river that the matter
- met with very little opposition after q
partial canvass OF the property owners on
6okh sides OF tho alley. The committee
sailed the attention Of council to the outlet
q the proposed sewer, - at this part Of
walnut street the water supplying the town
= Obtained.
A resolution was offered by the law and
ordinance committee that the market
committee be Instructed 10 establish .
market in addition to those now established.
said market TO begin ate p. m. and con-
unue until p. m. OF every Saturday for
tho space Of two months, from the first
Saturday In May. Said market 10 be
governed by same laws % ali Of tho other
markets. The resolution was adopted.
The law and ordinance committee pre-
sented IN amendment to section %, page
%, relating to skating rinks, TO make the
Iicsnss q per day. The amendment will
y acted upon ct the next meeting.
Borough Regulator Il. w. Goerke pre-
nented IN estimate for the proposed sewer
a alley H, which will cost a. s33 80, for
over 1000 feet of terra Gotta pipe sewer, "a
Inches In diameter The matter was post
poncd until the regular meeting.
The high committee were instructed to
lsy granite crossing at Third and Locust
streets, from the opera house to Wsgner's
hotel.
The matter Of the disputed line OF Bluns-
ton street was brought up, and the line as
given by Regulator Goerke adopted, and
Ill streets affected changed accordingly.
The finance committee reported that they
expect 70 have the tax duplicate tor 1887
closed by the regular meeting
The finance committee were authorizsd cd
70 hand the tax duplicate for 1888 to the
duly qualified collector, Samuel II. Boyd,
and the solicitor instructed to prepare the
warrant
Al suggestion OF Regulator Goerke, ar
ynugements will be made TO change the
width Of Blunston street from 90 feet to 6S
feet owing to some misar prehension In
the surveys In that portion OF town. The
Soguler resolution was reconsidersd.
An ordinance was presented changing
the south line OF Blunston street two fee,
further north. Laid over until the regular
meeting.
The grade OF alley f was adopted. On
motion council adjourned.
To Celebrate AIbor Day.
Governor Beaver has set apart Friday
Apsil 9th, % Arbor Day, which will be Oh
served by the public schools. The exercise
viii not be OF any special character, bu
about the same ~ the Arbor Day last fa.l
Appropriate exercises will be held In tn,
school rooms and tile pupils will plant
few trees In the school yard. A report o
al trees planted will be given TO the super
inteudent.
The Presbyterian congregation will hole
meeting this evening In the lecture room
when the matter OF the location OF tho ney
otf6rch will be finally decided.
The Russell Missionary society of Trim
= ity Reformed church will hold meetin,
this evening In the lecture room. tn,
programme will be OF literary character.
Meesrs. Heckel & Paine have received
The plate glass window for the Central Ma
slouai bank. The dimensions OF the glas
axe $40 feet and was shipped to Columbia
on . separate car from New York.
John McDougsl was arrested by the =
r. r. police for riding on freight trains
Squire Solly committed lin to jail for tiv,
daya
A dredge boat is engaged in cleaning the
outlet OF the Pennsylvania canal.
MessrA Filbert & Forty, ice merchants,
have secured contract with VIM, II.
Green, OF baltimore, for 5000 tons OF ice.
The arm commenced shipping this morn
tDg.
Some person not authorized is solicitip &
subscriptions tor the YIN. q. A., and fsiliDg
70 make returns. A merchant In the Third
ward gave subscription to the party. and
the book showed other amounts had been
: collected.
The committee Of one hundred Will meet
On Friday evening in the council chamber
IN the interest Of the celebration OF Colum-
hia's centennial.