Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-09

The highway committee reported six
permits issued for the erection OF dwelling,
and stable, usual repairs made TO street.
and alleys, grading of Second street, from
Chestnut to Walnut, will be completed In
few days, q granite crossing laid ut the in
tersection of Walnut and North Second
strccts, repairs on Front street have beer
made, and limestone put on that section
nom the gas works to the Susquehanna
rolling mill. In the matter of abolishinR
tho grade crossings and overhead bridges
at Union street IL still under consideration
with verbal assurance that the matter
would shortly be taken up. We herewith
submit plans and estimates of cost Of arch
over Shawnee run, also submitted bond of
columbia rolling mill company protecting
the borough in certain improvements to DO
made by the former. Also submitted re-
lease TO effect contemplated change of
MIL road through said company's prop
srty.
The fire committee submitted tho pro-
& coedings of the fremen's convention.
An ordinance was adopted prohibiting
the riding Of bicycles and tricycles on the
sidewalks Of the town by unanimous
vote.
An opinion was given by Solicitor Kaufi-
man that the vote Of Councilman Bennett
granting privileges to the Columbia Iron
company, he being a stockholder, that the
vote was legal.
An ordinance was presented relating to
the change In Mill road and laid over for
one month.
The highway committee's recommends
tion that brick arch bridge be erected
over Shawnee run was passed and the
work ordered to be done AS per the plans
Submitted.
The president Of council in conjunction
with the fire committee were directed to
ascertain and report on the cost of the out
mt recommended by the fremen's conven-
tion.
The light and water committee were in
structed to advertise for proposals for light
Ing the borough from October.
The chief burgess was instructed to issue
tne proclamation TO muzzle dogs.
The Strike Settled.
The board of directors of the Susaue-
hanna rolling mill had meeting yester-
day afternoon TO consider the difficulty be-
tween the management and employees.
concerning the employment of scale
wheeler. A committee from the puddlers'
helpers was heard, and the directors de-
cided To grant their request. The men re-
turned TO work this morning.
The Methodist literary society held their
meeting last evening. when a good pro.
gramme was rendered. It was pleasant
svening spent with Longfellow.
Trinity Reformed Sunday school held
their picnic at Heise's woods to-day.
Hamoud Mukaddim, the Syrian, will
lecture on the manners, ETC., of the people
Of that country this evening in the Second
street Lutheran church.
Mrs. II. G. Young, Mrs. George Tile,
Mrs- ID. l.. Pfahler, with their children,
and c. Burke Filbert left this morning TO
spend some time at Accom-, Falls.
Robert Hoke was sued by Mrs. Cath.
sxtue Rsnkey before Squire SolJy for as
sault and battery. The boy maliciously
threw frecracker at the woman, burn.
Ing her face. He was held under bail for
. court trial.
A game OF ball was played Yesterday
afternoon between the salty Prefzels and
HevssswsAts. The former won by score
of - to Is.
The Oriental Camping club, of York
passed through town this morning on their
way u TO Accomac Falls