The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-28

'Luesdax eyenlns. March 20th.

Tuesday evening, March 10th.
Present mayor. Recorder, Marshal
Street Commissioner and Councilmen
Garrett, Burkhart, Deyoe, French, Tablei
and smith.
The following bills were ordered paid ;
w N Miller, $40 John Jones, s7oi A w
MeClain, 500; A Hunt, sob; John Max.
well, $i0.sf; Santiam LAUNDERING Go,
$i4.Os; q /. Savage, 81 Nv L Kelley, ,s4.2b ;
N J Honton, $lb.0b; Matthews n WASH
burn, 81; w spinks, $ss.os; cost bills,
1870; Stewart & sox, S7D.ssi nj Arm-
strong, rs; J Chiswell, sti LO Coates,
IS; = Nv Ross, vs.; A l. Hughes, l.62.
The petition Of II Earl and others for
sidewalk In HIS 2ud A was granted and
same ordered built In 80 days.
Petition Of ] G Powell and othora for
sidewalk, sewer, ETC., IN First ward grant
ed and same ordered built In 90 days.
Petition Of II ianning and others for
sidewalk on Water street granted and
sidewalk ordered built In 80 days.
Committee on streets and public prop
erty reported recommending various inl-
provements oE q minor nature, which
WIZ "fNNtSu y" " NN"e "te'hA ethtty
DAYS.
The committee on Health and Police
reported on The matter Of sewers, ETC., M
follows
lst, That your committee 10 whom was
referred the communication Ia relation
10 a system OF sewers beg leave TO report
as follows:
lst, That we are Of the opinion that the
system proposed in said communication
should not be adopted.
End, That we are OF the opinion and
would 80 recommend that special elec-
tlon Of the legal voters Of the city OF Al
bany he called for the 9TH day Of April,
lSDO, commencing at the hour Of O'Clock
u. m. and continuing until Bo'clock p. m.
when the following propositions shall be
submitted and voted upon.
Shall the city issue bonds in the sum Of
S$T6, 6,000) seventy-tive thousand dollars,
interest not TO exceed - per cent per an
mum. The money arising from the sale
Of said bonds 10 be used for the follow
ing purposes
First, To put in ssa complete sewerage
system NO as TO meet the wants OF the city.
Second, To build city hall,
Third, To assist In the construction Of
a bridge across the Willamette river at
some point between the eastern and west
ern boundaries Of said city.
That said election shall In all respects
he conducted rs provided for general city
elections and subject 20 the same lifnita-
tions.
Respectfully submitted,
l. w DKYok,
w II GARRgrr,
BE TAnLKR.
Adopted unanimously.
The street commissioner recommended
the use OF the city's gravel bed near the
Jewish cemetery, the grayeling of Els
worth street, 3rd TO 4th, and sidewalk Inn
provements. Referred, matter OF gravel
bed being left 10 Commissioner and COM
mittee on streets and public property.
Mrs Lou Bush and companion, arrested
for disorderly conduct, not being able to
pay their iine,and the caiiboose not being
ut for even a man, were ordered placed
under guard during the night. Also ~.
ferred TO committee ON health and police.
The matter Of using the gulch near the
Albany Iron works as receptacle for
slops, rotten potatoes, etc, was presented
by Mr. John Schmeer and referred 10 the
health and police committee.
The following Judges and Clerks were
appointed for the special election
First Ward-D Froman, T ] Sites, NJ
Payne, judges. g w Watts and FM
Redfeld, clerks.
Second Ward--W M Ketchum, l. Sem
ders, Ellis Knox, judges J Il Wyatt and
G q Rawlings, clerks.
Third Ward-R A Irvine. John fsom, g
7 Warner, judges. A + Hammer. w II
Warner, clerks.
Election to be at usual voting places