The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-01-16

Onuer unanimous suspension OF. the
rules the following ordinances were
taken up and passed upon their three
several readings:
An Ordinance to amend an ordinance
entitled "An Act to provide for the
assessment and collection of revenue
for city purposes" passed and approved
May 2, 1888.
Section 1. Be it old tinel by the
Board of Mayor Alderman of the city of
Columbia Tennessee. That an ordi-
nance passed May 2, 1888, entitled Gan
Act to provide for the assessment and
collection of revenue for city purporseS
be and the same is hereby amended so
as to make the following occu-
pations privileges and shall not be
pursued or done without license as re-
CURED for other privileges and paying
the amount herein specified to-wit:
LIST Coal and Coke agencies or dealers
per annum. ..........$ $40 90
2nd dealers in Ice, per annum.... 10 90
Bird sellers of goods or merchan-
disc at public cutlery per
4th. Upon the privilege Ot keeping
house, shed, yard, barn or
stable (other than livery
stablel, used for taking care of
horses, or other animals, or
wagons or other vehicles, or
for feeding or hitching horses, ast-
or other animals, where the
same is charged for, per annum 10 90
Wnlcn may De lSSuOu S6illl-dnnudlly OF
quarterly,
Section 2. Be it further ordained that
sub section Fifth of section 50 of said
ordinance be so amended as to apply To
all local agents for breweries selling or
delivering beer within this city and
that sub section Sth of said section be
amended so AS 20 include real estate
agents.
Section 8. That this ordinance take
effect from and after its passage the
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III. l.. HENDLEY, Mayor.
Attest. e. Z. ERWIN Recorder.
QUIT CLAIM DEED.
An ordinance to condemn and abolish
a part of Sixth street and directing the
Mayor TO execute quit-clalm deed to
same 10 DIR. r. Holding.
Section 1. Whereas heretofore the
Board of Mayor and Alderman of this
! city permitted DIR. r. Holding to set
out his fence on the North sde of his
| lot in the LIST ward Of the city, and en-
close within his premises portion OF
Sixth street upon condition that the
said Holding would construct sub
stantial foot pavement or sidewalk
along his premises on said street, ana
WHEREAS said Holding has fully
complied with said ocnditiOnsi There
fore
Section 1. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Co
lumbia Tenn. That said portion OF
said Sixth street described as follows to-
wit: Beginning at said Holdings North
East corner the original intersection OF
said Sixth and High streets and running
thence west with said Holding North
boundary line 1875 feet to Frierson's
street, thence North with the east
margin of Frierson street q feet to a
point and on line with the South mar
gin of Sixth street West of Frierson
street, thence East l65 feet to the west
margin of High street and thence South
with the west margin Of High street Is
feet to the beginning; be and the same
is hereby condemned and abolished as
part of said street and the Mayor is
hereby directed to execute to said Hold
ing a quit-claim deed thereto upon said
Holding paying all the costs and ex-
pense thereof and that this ordinance
the welfare of the city requiring it.
Passed and approved January 9th 1891.
H. l.. HENDLEY Mayor.
Attest. +. +. ERWIN Recorder.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned until the next regular
meeting.
II. L. HENDLEY, Mayor.
II y 1nt.'