Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

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szgA Hslae MISSING save FATHERS Cxs4ue
4ad ssell1ns. It waS qaaet. uf.eYent-
tai sssloa. and n0Ee q TIE Alixiozlsiy
| anticipated street ralif0sd iegsiztloas
Salch makes the seaer2ele p4tsl@ISi.s
| lunlps eaIae up Ia tbs 4 = unlike
BAa4to's ghoss; i all d0sn shen iE l.
heavily sat Ca
FT4ak III. Gill; VINO presented the
council 1ith : box I'll eszIs Al tbe last
meeting ia return tor hs election Is
justices clerk, presented b1 i1st
nignt Tor sz5 foF nine days service -
clerk ueder tie scl wnlsh the sapfeme
Court decided unconstitutional.
The committee on CLAIMS aud Ae-
counts wss Assigned the duty OF ~rest-
ling Nlth the question y neither 4 should
be pad or is0t.
Al the request of the city clerk OF
Gladstone, = sci Of city ordinances were
ordered to be- sent 20 him 10 help the
publsc funetlOn&ries of that place Ia
their braIn-rscklng business ot making
local laws.
| George w. Thayer presented CON-
munlcstlOn complaining about the
Gusts % property owners on tanal-st.,
IA the Widening OF the street, Whleh
vii necessltate the moving IA OF all
area walls on the street, and raised the
point that II should be done at public
expense. 1t Was referred 10 the city
attorney and the Committee on Streets
| Treasurer George K. Perry oOmmunl-
Gated through the clerk that ne had ex-
ecuted new bond, and the Committee
on Ways and Means were requested TO
see that It was what II surely is-all
| right.
The comptroller reported blllsaudited
as follows:
General, si,l93.i2; fire department,
| 8, ,5ss.2I; police department, 81, ,550.3S,
contingent, s539S; superior court,
S7OS5; police court, S7oi; park,
$50; poor, s26,0l3; bridge, Sg63;
Valley City cemetery, SlOoO; Green
wood cemetery, $500; First ward
highway, s55il; Second ward highway i,
s6762; Third. ward highway, $500;
Fourth ward highway, s69o5i Fifth
ward highway, sll 800; Sixth ward
highway, Sl39S; seventh ward hlg bway
S4O7l; Eighth ward highway, s5346;
first sewer, s23.4l; second sewer, sS0j;
water works, $3.50, water-works interest,
s366.a0. Total, Sll ,03s.22. Special Inn
provementS: JeffersOn-ave. sewer,
s24l.3S North Lane-aye. Improvement,
sl24.i5i King Court Improvement, $3.50;
Terrace-aye. Improvement, SI61 30;
rhird-st. grade, S8G3. Total, Sl9i6.5S.
Grand total, Sl3,9 1854 so.
The report was adopted with the ex-
ception OF the bin of Comstock Conkle
for $50 as assistant superior court clerk
as his appointment was only author
lied at the last meeting of council ut 81
day, and Mr.. Rodgers could not under
stand how hls claim could be SO high
for so short time. The fact is, how
ever, that Conkie had been acting for
some time before his employment was
authorized. The estimate of the Board
of Public Works was read, showing
that the cost OF improving Canal-st.
from Hastings-st to Leonard, would be
l0,000.
: On recommendation of the Com
mittee on Claims and Accounts, X. l..
Polk & Co. were allowed SO for two
| city directories furnished to the Police
: and Fire commissioners, and the comp
troller be dire cted to audit the bill
, III his next report.
The Committee on WAYS and Means
| btAl tlStlN W lilt ltttAtSl vi tilt
German and Holland papers To print
the treasurer'S notices III those Ian
| guages, as a postal card IN the English
language was sufficient.
The ordinance which heretofore
r passed through two readings In refer
ence 10 establishing uniform grade
: for sidewalks, was read the second time
and passed to its third reading, and or
, Gercd 10 be printed.
The ordinance 10 guard against the
, calamities Of fire." was taken from the
table on motion of Mr. Turner, and
: passed.
Mr.. Rodgers tried TO get council to
) contract with the Globe Heat and
Lighting Company for three hundred
: lamps, instead OF 100, thus reducing the
cost per lamp from Sl7 to Sl6.50, when
Mr.. Stein came IN with an amendment
providing for an additional hundred,
| reducing the cost to Sl6.25, the lamps
| to be distributed under the amend
ment to 80 10 ieach ward; hat it would
notcarry and Mr.. Rodgers Motion to re-
consider the last action giving that
| company the contract for 100 lamps
avaiied him not, rs Mr.. STEMS amend
ment settled the whole thing, and the
contract stands as 1t was, for 100 lamps.
} The contract with the owners of the
GTluncll block to furnish the justices
with court room quarters WAS recon
, sdered IN view of the decision of the
supreme Court declaring the act Great
ing the Justices court unconstitutional.
On motion of Mr.. Turner, Karrcmsn,
the Plalnfield-ave. applicant for a
saloon license, was granted one IN
order to conform To- the mand2mus of
the Supreme Court, which took away
from council all discretion on such
subjects.
On motion of Mr.. Turner. the Board
of Public Works was authorized 20 ex-
pend any sum not IN excess of the sum
named, SIC, ,f76, for the purpose of lay
ing water mains, the amount 30 be
charged TO the wateT-wOTks' income
fund until January |.
Mr.. O'Donnell introduced two orcsolu-
tons which were adopted, providing fcf
the improvement with cedar blocks of
Canal-st. from Pearl TO Hastings, and
from Hastings TO Leonard, when coun-
cIl adjourned.
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