Telegram-herald., 1890-04-09
BALDW LUNCH
Refreshed the Third Ward Election
Board, But
THE COUNCIL WILL not PlY FOR II
N. Ma,or's veto 40 the vote On Alder
man lauaisrs's Motion sustained
Report OF the Visitors 10 the
Paving Exhibit.

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were very late IN gathering last night,
tie late political struggle evidently
having been too much for both vletoTs
and yanauished. When the body set
tied down 10 business however, Il
cleared the board in saort order.
The Fourth National Bank reported
tnat there was Ia It's hands at the close
OF business, March 81, 1905, 1850, and
interest 10 the amount of sS2s.25, all OF
which had been paid over TO the city
treasurer.
The residents of Webster-st., peti-
toned for water mains n their street,
agreeing TO cne and all become con-
sumers II they were given chance.
Referred 10 the Board OF Public
Works.
The residents Of Kellogg-st. petltioned
for a sewer and the residents or part
of South Lafayette-st., asked Tor an ex-
tension OF water mains.
Both petitions were referred 10 the
Board OF Public Works.
The mavOr's veto 10 Alderman Laun-
iers's motion 10 authorize the Board oil
Public Works TO procure plans Tor
police headquarters passed At the last
meeting of the council, WAS then read
by the clerk. He recommended that a
resolution be submitted, declaring the
erection of such building a necessary
public improvement, and then the orig
inal resolution would be in order.
Alderman Launiere moved TO sus-
tain the action OF the council, bat the
motion was lost. Alerman Launlere
then submitted resolution IN accord
ance with the suggestion of the mayor,
which was adopted.
The report OF the city comptroller
was then presented, showing the bills Oh
the city for the past week as amounting
TO Se306.75.
AS the clerk ran glibly over the
numerous tens, Alderman Sproul was
observed TO prick up his ears. When
the reading of the report was over with
ne arose and said, Il notice one Item
there that | don't understand, mean
the biz of the Owashtanong Club tor
coffee and sandwiches, $40. ! would
like to know who ate SANDWICHES"
Alderman Baldwin blushed guilty.
and acknowledged that the election
board of the Third ward were hungry
and athirst on that eventful Monday,
and they sent out for the refresh
ments.
Alderman Turner said he had sup
posed the bill was for refreshments FUR
nished TO the Republican voters.
Alderman Sproul moved to strike the
item from the roll, and this was car
ried.
The election board will have to draw
upon the Sc that each received for SER
vices on that day, and pay Tor tneir
own refreshment.
The balance of the roll was ratified
and confirmed.
The mayor was authorized TO complete
the contracts for laying water mains IN
several of the streets IN behalf OF the
city.
The Board of Education submitted
the resolution passed ut the last meet
ing of the board. authorizing the bmld-
ing OF an addition TO East Bridge-st.
school, and asking the authority OF the
council to issue bonds to the amount OF
5000 bearing interest al per cent
payable in June, 1910.
IL WAS IN4tLlOu W IllC NOu4Ah4tStN va
WAYS and Means.
Alderman Turner submitted a report
OF the inspection, made by the council
and Board of Public Works, of the paw
ing cxhlbitat Indianapolis. The report
was somewhat lengthy, and Will be
printed IN the proceedings OF the coun-
/ e.. tomorrow.
Alderman YereX submitted n resolu
/ ton Of thanks 10 the city of Indian
! aDoli, and TO the railroad officials who
Aad shown great courtesy To those vic
visited the paving exhibit. Specla
/ thanks were gwen to the Commcrcla
/ Clubof Indianapolis, to }. Y. K. Agncv
/ of the G. q W. NJ, and 10 Mr.. Becklcl
/ of the Cincinnati, Wabash d Michigan
/ Railroad The last named gcntlemaI
accompanied the gentlemen over tn
! route.
Alderman O'Donncll submitted re
! solution that the residents on NOril
! Co.lc-e-9vc.. between last Brldge-st
and sweetest, b. assessed for the *
U,asc of improving the street, whici
amounts TO :3s,700. The resolution
/ CARRIED.
Alderman Launiore moved tha
when tne council adjourn IT adjourn e
meet ou Thursday afternoon AZ
. O'Clock to canvass the election returns
The council then adjourned.