Telegram-herald., 1890-08-19
LOOKS SUSPICIOUS
VIII the Street Railway Company
Agree 70 Give Transfers.
LEGAL COMPLICATIONS NlY ARISE
Two Communication Read 40 the co0n-
ell Lat Aixht-AttsalPt 10 FreNent
b.rn0n's Cireus showing on a. Il
Luess Property 2sa S4ss-s1.


there being little business OF importance
10 dispose Of.
A communication was received from
the City Railway company signed by
supt. Beyier, IN which il VAS stated that
It vas understood that the city authori-
ties desire the laying of the rails for the
proposed electric railway tracks on
Canal, Pearl and bridge-sts, before that
portion of Cana!-st. is repaved.
Ii further states that the Electric Raii-
way Company endeavored 10 secure the
approval OF lis proposed poles, that the
work could be commenced. The COM
mittee's report as to the kind, pattern
and location of poles. was satisfactory
10 the comnany, but the council saw
tit 10 impose by resolution as a condi-
ton 10 approval tHat the cOmpa-
ny be compelled TO furnish trsus-
fers on certain streets. Ii also says that
in granting the franchise there was no
condition existing further than that the
kind aud pattern Of poles should be ap-
proved.
Mr.. Bevier Also stated that the ordl-
nance was accepted IN good faith III rs
original form, and he eau not see how
/ the company can accept the action OF
| the council with the condition as 10
transfers made IN that resolution. He
also says that the ordinance does not
/ contemplate the imposition of any such
condition, and Il seems but right that
| the two matters should be treated sep
arately, and that 1t should not he
sought to impose one as a condition for
! the other.
1t further states to the council with
out questioning, nj present the yalidali-
/ ty OF the resolution or the power OF
/ the council to impose an Obligation on
/ the company 10 give transfers III the
! operation of the Electric lines that the
company is willing 10 lay the rails from
| Pearl to Bridge-sts., now, if the council
will approve Of the kind and pattern Of
| poles TO be used, without the present
condition imposed. lie also says tine.
| question OF transfers cai be settled by
| itself, after the passing Of such an
| order and resolution as the council
| shall in future see fit To make.
\ second communication from the
| the ordinance passed by the council
December IS, 1889, as amended March
| 10, 1890.
Both communications were accepted
and placed on file.
The report OF the City Comptroller
| shO wed the total accounts auditing for
the week to be, Sl7 ,204.l6. Accepted.
The bids Tor city lighting were
l 4 Il.
| proposals as follows: Globe Light *
Heat Company will furnish 800 or more
| standard lamps with the latest I'M
| proved gasoline burners guaranteeing
| twenty-candle powec, lighting all dark
| hours till midnight for Sl5 per lamp
| per year. For 900 lamps S14, or $l7
and $40 per year for lighting through
| all dark hours.
George G. Venema offers to light the
whole night lamp for 20 cents per
month and the half night lamp for 6j
cents.
The Sun Vapor Street Light Com
pany Of Canton, o., request the privi-
lege of placing one OF their lamps on
exhibition.
G'DeVnes Akker, $S.sS per year for
all dark hou.s and S7.6S until mid
night.
Gerrit Demming, GO cents per month
for all dark hours until midnight and
/ 20 cents for all dark hours.
The Columbus Street Light Works So
| per year for all dark hours and $40 peI
year for Lighting all dark hours until
midnight.
The Sun Vapor Street Light Company
slS per lamp per annum.
G. Y. Piugge So cents per month for
dark hours till midnight and 80 cent.
for all dark hours.
The bids were referred to the Com
mittce on Lamps.
| The Board OF Health recommend ed
| the construction of sewer in BlymveI
/ Court, from Stocking-st. to the south
west corner of Michigan-st. Referred
/ 10 Aid. Doyle.
The Committee on Streets. to whom
WAS referred the demonstration against
the grading of Hanover Court. reported
/ IN favor OF the remembrance. Accepted
! The Committee on Health reported
that the glue factory grounds were
| visited and were found too far away
from the central portion OF the city tC
be utilized as a dump ground. It was
recommended that the island be used
for the present. Accepted.
Tbg last Leonart-st. grade was taken
froGl the table and ratified and con
firm
Ca notion Of Alderman Tataum. the
/ report OF the Board Of Health relative
Is hmuai permits was taken from ths
/ table. An amendment was made al
loving twenty-four hours for burial
/ after the arrival of a body from 0uts Ga
the ctv. The resolution as amended
was adopted.
IhT report of the Committee on Po0l
was ken from the table end Alder
I man carpenter moved that the sGlary
or the poormsstor's as slant be fixed a
ss ger week
sd rman iateHm opposed the motor
nntl itC iuld he asceTisIGrd jnst q h8'
tae assistant 00u.c hsFe % 60.
Aldermen Doyle moved as An amend
ncut shat be De- g.ven SO a week
Po1rraaster krfse staees3 thas be US.
sur seI tnst Alderman Isfoum snou
oppose giving hm aH assistant. il.
81 q t.iat the SO < sas lncfess.ng evf g,
year and uniss tle sss'<t8ut was f4T
naane proposed u Jay down 81
sanilet
Alderman Creqas as suhetif1t'
amer10Ter moved te adoption OF t1'
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