Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

SPORT SESSION.
The CitY esssen Tr4Asaess Little Bat
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The s<ss.oa o. TIE Civ Coanc8 lass sysn-
az Nas a snors oas. and me business doGe
~zs naAlnly Of rouuns character. The
waols anAttsr Of TIE q. <. T. a ID. Railroad
yasd tie grade ACROSS sixth ave. &c. cane
ap for brisl discussion. but was l4id over
for a week without action. Alderman De-
Grssf thousnt thsl the matter should %
decided At once before cod weather set IN.
and As a result Of his vigorous onslaugh u
Il Hkelv thas some declsivs action Will be
tsk-a a. the DeII meeting
Tns Comfnillss on WaYs and Means
ASKED for furthsr time upoa the public
school mates. sd made al appointment
% meet a committee from the Board Of
Education a. ,hs C0CncI committee rooms
"Wednesday zttsrnOon ~ O'Clock
The Hydraulic Company was requested 10
remove u wooden main IN Kent alley and
% use the iron main instead. as the alley is
about 10 De paved and the frequent nsces-
sity Of repairing the old main would soon
put the alley IL A bad condition.
The q K s. l. K. Co. requested leave 10
bald A temporary frame addition 10 It's
freight house The company agrees 10 re-
move il or 70 build Of brick within one
year Granted
petition that policemen be put on duty
10 the Fifth Ward between fifth-aye and
the Sigh conpany's building on HiltOn-st.
was referred TO the Police Commissioners.
L. Eldsn Johnson protested against the
payment to Joseph IL. Tompkins Of the
surplus arising from the sale for taxes OF
the vest IS feet OF lot 9. Chubb's addition,
claiming that johnson Was not the owner.
Referred.
d. A. Blodgstt asked leave TO erect eleya-
tor and telephone cable towers on his new
building Referred.
Bills were allowed amounting to So
43s.07.
A request from the School Board that
fne monies 10 TIE amount Of S51i be paid
over ~ the Treasurer of the Board was re
fersed to the Comm mittse on Ways and
Means.
The Street Committee recommended the
Improvement OF Crosby-st.. A. the inter
section of West-st.. under direction Of
Board of Public Works. Adopted.
Heyman & Co. were granted permission
10 build . root over the platform IN the
rear of their store. II they use sheet iron.
The Clerk opened bids for furnishing
wood. as follows: VIM Warner 100 cords
four foot wood. elm snd ash s. per cord;
James BOyland. 4oo TO DO cords four 1901
wood. beech. maple ana other wood mixed,
S3: w. ID. Hsmbling, 75 cords beech. maple
and oak. delivered on the West Side. s. per
cord: c. u. Goodrich, 500 10 1900 cords OF
short wood. besch and maple. Sl.2O per
cord. Referred 10 the Committee on Poor
VIM. NcBain offered 10 supply 100 bushels
potatoes for 35 cents bushel. Referred 10
Com mittee on Poor.
An ordinance relativs to partition fences
was passed TO its third reading, and
adopted.
The same course was taken with az ordi-
nance relative % building bow windows "a
in such q manner as 10 Obstruct the street.
The voting place of TIC Fifth Ward was
established a. IS PieIntield-ave
Clerks Of election were appointed for the
various precincts.
Lots Oh Waterioo-st., near Louis-st
orned by ID. A Blodgsit, were selected a.
the city wood yard. and vote OF thank:
wz given Mr.. Blodxeti, who rendered the
use Of the same trse OF charge.
The suit for the extension Of Fiah-st. wa
ordered discontinued.
The Marshal was ordered 20 sell the irou
slectrS light posts owned by the city.