Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-05
ME SpGOT AND BUNC act.
iElBCf cerscI REFUSES 70 APPROPRIATE
Sim FOR THE SeiRD OF HEALTH.
1he Common Branch Votes to Permit
Nadisan's News and Fruit stand
to Remain at City Hail.

councils WAS held on "Wednesday evening.
In select council there were present:
Z Messrs Erisman, Everts, Haincs, Long,
Riddle, Schum, ,Stormfeltz, Wise and Evans,
president
# The reading of the minutes of tho Juno
4 meeting was dispensed with.
Mr.. Long presented the monthly report
y Of the lamp committee showing the expen-
: ditures in that department during June.
Mr.. Riddle presented the report of the
stroet committee, all the important items
Of which have been published.
The Recommendations of the committee
I - 20 the paving of North Christian street,
between Orange and Chestnut streets, were
approved. Common councils concurred.
Mr.. Riddle offered the following:
WHEREAS, John II. Stains having dis
posed of his right and title to the awning,
sheds and fruit stand on the West King
street side of the City hall and whereas the
above named sheds and stand were taken
down and removed and others erected i'll
Z their place in violation of existing ordi-
nances and without authority of councils;
now be it
Resoiped, by the select and common
{ councils of the city of Lancaster that the
mayor be authorized and instructed to have
all distractions in the shape OF awnings
and stands of of every description removed
rary use excepted) and TO keep the pave
ment from house line to curb hereafter un-
obstructed.
Mr.. Riddle, in advocating the passage of
! tho resolution, said the sheds around city
hall have been nuisance and an eycsore.
In this instance Mr.. Stains transferred his
lease without consulting any Of the city
= authorities, and the erection of the new
shed by the present occupant is clearly
violation of law.
Mr.. Erisman, of the property committee,
said he, as a member OF the committee, had
no knowledge of the transfer by Mr..
Stains TO the present tenant
The resolution was adopted. Common
council non-concurred.
Mr.. Schum presented the monthly re-
ports of the fire and water committees for
June. They contained nothing of special
interest.
Mr.. Haines presented an invitation from
Geo. Ii. Thomas post, No. 81, q. A. r., to
participate in the Fourth of July parade.
The invitation was accepted.
Mr.. Hainos presented the report of the
market committee for June and Offered the
following
Rcsoiped, by the select and common
councils of the city Of Lancaster that the
city solicitor be and is hereby instructed
" TO collect $500 from II. NJ. Shrciner, the
purchaser OF the two old market buildings,
or his security, that being the amount re-
quired to clear away the material and de-
bris Of said building, which we're not re-
moved from the premises as required by
the conditions of sale. Common council
concurred.
Mr.. Haines also presented the contract
made with Architect James Warner pro-
viding for his compensation for preparing
plans for the new market house.
g Mr.. Haipes introduced an ordinance
transferring to the now market house fund
&527 received from the sale of old mark VI
house material. Referred to the market
committee.
Mr.. Erisman presented a petition for the
extension of the sewer on Columbi,
avenue TO the Wilmer Home. Referred
TO the street committee.
ARCHITECT EVANS FAY.
Common council resolution as to Ar
chtect Evans hill of $500, for making
market house plans. was called up in select
council and there was "A lengthy discussion
Mr.. Riddle thought the claim just ON,
and that IL should be paid.
Mr.. Everts said the market house com
mittee did in their official positions wha
the members would not do in their owl
y. private business that is allow an architcc
-.-'r, prenare nlans witbout tho conno,so,io,
fskas Maid heinz, ,g,,,d pnon hafn,. IN.
wotL was done
Mr.. Uaines ,bougbt tbo hin li,,Io h,cI
and no moved az an ,n,ondnan, ,ha, az,
be allowed Mr. Evans for his ,,Lor
The motion Ia nav ,he hin 4, n,,l ,,o,
adopted NV the f,lio,y,n,r ,o,o.
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feItz and wiso yn,o, a,a
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couno,, ,on-oonn,r,,a
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ipv 400 IN tho Roard of Uaol,h aI., -,
.ome d;scussion
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4'' hiu'ie oPposeu cohcufriiS III 'h
action OF common council unless counCi
had some saw AS to the salaries In bo p,i,
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W boaiu vi Iletitn oIiCefs.
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gwen ho'lcc through the papers that unies
councils appropriated money il would no
enter unon , no,f,,m,noo Of a., Jn,i,