Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-03
WHAT COUNCILS WILL DO.
Bills TO Come Up at the Opening ON Mon.
day Next-A Batch Of street Improves
ments-ChIef Biselow ON schenley Park,

Bills TO Come Up at the Opening ON Mon.
day Next-A Batch Of street Improves
ments-ChIef Bigelow ON Schenley Park,
and Other Matters.
Both branches of Councils will meet on
Monday, and the influential Councilman,
after his period of cessation OF city work,
will buckle on his spurs stamped with the
seal of the city and wade in to startle the
community. He will endeavor to make his
constituents think he Is an industrious OIL
cial, knowing how to fulfil the trust reposed
in him, and will fash up ordinances, max
ing bluff at everything In sight. He starts
in with the best of intentions, but there is
place paved with good resolutions.
The Committee on Public WORKS met yes
terday afternoon to act upon lot OF new
ordinances which will come up for consider
alton at the meeting of Councils next Mon
day. The following were affirmatively
recommended: Ordinances for sewers on
Hancock street, from Ridge to Thirty-third; !;
Hailman street, from Howe to Marchand;
Spring alley, from Thirty-third to Thirty
ty-fourth streets; Sheridan street, from
point 300 feet west to Stanton avenue; Bry-
ant street, Highland and Negley avenues;
Garden and Keller alleys, from Forty-sec-
ond to Forty-fourth streets; Mckee place,
from a point 960 feet westito Wiimot street;
Cabot way fromSouth Fifth to South Sixth
streets; Mulberry alley. from Twentieth to
Twenty-second streets; Craig street, from
Center avenue to the south line OF the Aspln-
wall property.
Ordinances Tor opening Lafayette street,
from Woodlawn to Melancthon streets;
CLOSER alley, from fitzpatrick street to A.
Dair's property line; Dresden alley, from
McCandless to Thirty-third streets; Hays
street, from Euclid to Negley avenues.
Ordinances for grading, repairing and
curbing Beitler street, from South Highland
avenue to Shakespeare street; Mounion
alley, from Howley to Main streets; Howley
street, from Canoe alley to Main street; Lex
ington street, from Penn avenue to Reynolds
street; Reed street, from Soho street to Cen
ter avenue.
Outside of the street improvements there
will be very little new business offered to
Councils. There are very few old ordi-
nances hanging on since the last meeting.
Both branches held special meetings and
cleared up everything in sight. The Finance
Committee will report that the printing ap-
preparation of ST., 900 is exhausted and a
resolution will be introduced to transfer
So, 900 from the contingent fund. The large
number of street improvements having to be
printed caused the exhaustion of the appro-
priation.
Chairman Robertson, of the Southside
Water Committee, will have something to
report as the result of the investigations of
the committee. The latter will recommend
measures of reliet for the people on that
side of the river, and not only give them a
larger quantity, but purer water than the
mixture now furnished. Chief Bigelow
will also have something to present on his
Schenley Park scheme, but refuses to say
what it is at present. The Board of Viewers
will report on the opening of Forbes street
and the location of the Halght's run sewer.