Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
THE NEW COUNCIL


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sincerely g. 10 hopes that 50 tl-s t.ilei
when tnlcug gDoi- tLls Au1 ctaVF e~~--
trlls ques-.ols Cr great l.r pQrts--t a.
% lle hours ~ -at9r and other fe-a--.'iis
U-.seen employer and empo1 70 are
belng ag-tateo. hat mutual e9leess oi.s
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al Obtain. Snd tlus ne may - Oh -
the future ~ ~ tls past - lle az
yzucemeDI aud buli1ng up q o~f ll-
cusLrles and ne tie PROSPERITY. c---loil
AID coDLenLment " tle employed
Alderman % Doauell moved tnat tAo
address he received and printed ~ Tue
proceedings " tie c0llcl-
The motion carried.
fTLe above contains all the points OF
puu.c interest The fUI text w--l be
found la tne Official proceedings on
"Wednesday morning
Tie Mayor then made tLe follow ing
appointment for member oi the
Board III Public Works, 10 serve three
wears. Francis Leteller. and on tie
same bOard he appointed Il. +. liar-
ungtOn ia place " John =. farI, TIE
term of Office beng also three years.
lie tueu nominated Ia & haich IoI
. a member u the Board of Police and
. -4f y NAAa-AAA 70 a4- lltt.A p "a
III. Powers, u serve i've years.
The council proceeded 20 ballot
upon the nOuHnat,on and it resulted IN
twelty ballots beng east, VI winch j.
were YES and no.
The IELEGRAM-HERALD fOret0ld tA!s
appointment three weeks ago.
The mayor proceeded with the ap-
pOnuuenIs. and nominated James ID.
f ..F a ID flf f.Lf-tlU
oil Health. The nomination Was con-
Grned by ballot.
i EnOs Putnam was appointed Gene
+ terry commissioner, IN place OF VIM.
Ra.guei: Confirmed.
Ir. Thomas ID. Bradfield was nonll-
mated Ior city physician, bat the ap-
p1utmcut was not confirmed.
/ Edward Kinney was appointed pound
I master, bUt was not confirmed.
Lewis IIenry Is looked upon IS
4 promising dark horse Tor tl.s position.
/ Wm. O. Westfall's appointment as as
/ sistaut police Judge WAS confirmed.
Martin Van OverCu and john 4.
! Berries We're confirmed "a highway COM
missiOners for the First and Second
| districts respectively, but VIM. Walsh,
! who was nominated for the 1hlrd high
wav district, fell by the wayslde. He
was not confirmed.
The mav0r then named the following
! sta udiug committees:
CLAIMS and AccOl MS: Aid. CreQue,
/ O'UOnuell and Carpenter.
WAYS and Means: Aid. Stebbins,
Sprou!. Mckee.
Streets: Aid. Stein, Saunders, Stokes,
/ Miller.
Health: AID. stokes, Hauser, Creque
Dire Department.: Aid. Mckee, Miller,
| Saunders.
Sewers: Aid. Sproul, Stry5er, Emmer.
Buildings: Aid. Stein. Doren, Hauser.
Poor Aid. .O'Donneil, Carpenterand
TateUm.
Parks: Aid. Yerex, Stebb.ns, Turner.
Ordinances: Aid. Turner, Tateum,
| Yerex.
Lamps; AID. Saunders, Anderson,
Mills.
Bridges: Aid. Emmer, stein, Miller.
Sidewalks: Aid. DOren, Anderson,
Stryker.
The Street Railway Company asked
the council to investigate the dangers
that exist at the railroad crossing ON
Shawmut-aye. and it was referred TO
the aldermen Of the Eighth and Ninth
wards.
The city comptroller reported the
| bills of the city for the past week as
amounting TO Sll ,223.07. The roll was
ratified and confirmed.
Edward /. Pelton, clerk Of the police
! court, nominated Frederick J. Adams
as his deputy. The nomination was
then ballOted upon and confirmed.
The report of the director of the poor
was accepted and ordered printed.
The city attorney nominated Lau-
renee Z. Carroll a hls deputy, and the
nomination was UNANIMOUSLY confirmed
by the council.
Tie Board Of Public Works and city
attorney reported upon the petition of
citizens of Wealtny-avc. beyond East
st. for an extension of water mains. and
recommended that the prayer of the
petitioners be granted. The recon-
mcutation was adopted.
The COMMITTEE on Ways and Means
recommended that the bid Of the
| Fourth National Bank for the CITY
! funds be accepted, and the recon-
mendatIOn WAS adopted.
The Committee on Poor nominated
Frank L. Keene as keeper OF the supply
store. and the nomination was con-
frmcj.
Nelson, Matter s. co. areroTm.tted 70
build a SIDE track ID the Seventh ward.
Tho council then proceeded 70 bal
lot for president OF tho council
Alderman stein nominated the pres
I ert incumbent. Alderman Fred Saun-
dcr> of the Fifth ward.
Alderman Turner nominated Alder
man A. Il. ob.u, Ot the F0lItn
ward.
Tlc t1.otsr ui'cd n ten ballots be-
Iu- c1.t tor each candidate.
s.er.a ballot wa- ttsen when Al-
lerula ~t..a.u- ecsred II, ana Alder
us. saunders. g.
1.u la.tna of Alderman saunders,
the vote WAS made unanimous.
Alderman Turner moved that COM
r-tee rl three u7 appoatod - revise
tl- r..e 1r. port 3t the next mfcto <
Tire uo. carried and tho maf 0r
appointed Aldermen Turner, late.il
arI saunders 20 act as sioh corr
U ttee.
Alderman Turner then moved that
q matters t-lole the o1 comm i'fas
roferr-i g. tne new cCu
motion earned.
Alderman Hrr presented re1.. i
tru trft arrC0ta conn
raa.er t.H
railway a4.s. a t.e
at1t
-1- rru rarr ans
mayor eIr0u.eI 1ern
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