Telegram-herald., 1890-05-27
THE DUnMYRETURNS
TO 10 Tracks On East-st.. Until
December l.
Ausn-st- % De Opsaad ~ West Division
- L- CherrF-st. Improvement Ds-
ssged TOR tAs EsLaEIlshszs1s
~ Sew Grade Lac.

session Last evening, and transacted
considerable b1sluesz. The sheldon
&c. lobby was 0a Aand Ia strong force,
aud vent home smiling with satisfac-
tl01.
Martin l. Sweet and others protested
against the city granting u the Gable
Railway company the right 70 lay Is
tracks IA Canal-st., from Lyon % Pearl.
They claimed taat 70 would be an OBJ
struct.0n in tns street, and a nuisance.
The protest was referred 70 4 com
mlttee appointed BY the Mayor.
Ado.ph Lellel- and others pet.uOned
for circular street % surround the
city reservoir, Oh the east SIDE.
Referred % the Committee on Streets.
j. T. Moran asked that the draymen
be restrained from eongregatlng in the
neghoorAood OF ais place OF business,
as tas street IS already obs.ructed with
building material
Referred 10 the aldermen OF the Sec
onl ward
Wm. Flanders presented his resiGua-
ton as constable OF the Ninth ward,
and @ Vas accepted
Mrs. &. IL Leonard and others asked
the council % prohibit the shooting OF
any birds by any sort OF gun between
the months oE April and October, be-
cause many song birds are being killed
and tue young birds are left 10 starve
A
tle Committee 0u Ordinance S.
The report of the city comptroller,
showing the bills of the city for the past
week CD lave amounted 10 sI0,G13.52,
was then read.
Quite number of Official salaries
We're included In the list. and Alderman
Mckee suggested that It would be we'll
for them % wait until the end of tie
month. when tueir money was earned.
lie moved that such salaries bc stricken
from the roll and the motion carried.
The balance OF the report was ratified
and confirmed.
p0u motion Of Alderman Saunders,
the street railway ordinance, amenda-
tory OF the ordinance prohibiting the
running OF q steam railway IN Easiest,
was taken from the table and placed
upon ts third reading.
Alderman Hauser moved 70 amend
the ordinance sO as 20 limit the speed
o. the rate of SIX miles an hour. instead
Of Ten miles. The amendment was lost
and. upon mot ON OF Alderman Saun-
dcrs. the ordinance was then passed.
Alderman DOYLE moved 10 recOnsld-
or the resolution offered by Alderman
Carpenter In regard 20 abOhshIng the
city supply store and adopting some
other system for the relief of the Cty's
poor.
Alderman O'Donneil said that the
resolution was sprung upon the council
when the chairman OF the committee
on poor Was absent. He claimed that
the Alderman knew nothing about the
supply store or be- would never submit
S sucu 2 resolution, and L bee had been
member OF the council q little longer
De would not have done as he did. Al
derman o. D0uucil SAID 10 was an insult
o. the committee for an aldermauwn VINO
had only sat in the council for two
nights and hardly had MS chair warm
o. undertake slch move.
The motion % reconsider was lost
Tue MAYOR named for standing
committee on charter amendments,
Aldermen Turner, saunders, Tatoum
and Sp-oui
Cpou motion Of Alderman Mckee
the council ordered 200 printed copies
Of the past charter amendments % be
printed 70 nlmpu.ct form for tue benc-
ht at tuc members Of t1e council.
Alderman NereT moved 90 rescind
tue resolution by winch the board OF
public works WAS requested % furnish
al esq mate 90 t.. cost 0l paving Cherry