Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30
MANY MINOR MATTERS.
Long List of Little Business Gotten
Through With by Both Branches of
Councils YeSterday-Plenty of Street Or

dnauccS.
In select Council great deal of small bus
inc-s was attended TO. ON the call of the
wards. rGe following papers were presented
and properly referred:
n~snauy. authorizing the south Twenty-second
Stree; Bridge ompanI 10 construct approaches TO
Dds n-agr: ordinance for paving aud curbing Craig
street irnu Fifth ayeuuc To Center avenue: petit
rI"r- f'r pullir lamps U Fillmore, Evaline and
-Fr.u.r-, streets. ordinance Vacating portion of
H,iiu.ia aFcuTc: ordinance relocating Broden
.H. uriiuauc" for sewer in Humber aIley; petit
lrU- rur water pipes on Rosetta ana Breeds lIiIl
s-rt-: ordnance regulating the driving of cattle
over 'u .-cc~ of lie city, and providing penalties
;"r -i-'@ti"n>; orGInai'c ,nactng rules and regu-
Ia'iun- for tne public parks and providing penal
Ties Iar 'Er violation of the same and the manner
Neville street. Penn avenue and Rchecca street.
Humn.r Icy and Ward street: ordinance vacating
""rflnE-Ige "a. cnUe, Nineteenth ward: ordinance
EarluE .al rlrhing Craig street: relocating Brerc-
- -rrr,l: resolution rciUudnE $40 overpaId taxes
tHI. y Prick.
Common Council resolution to investigate
charges made against Councilmen by Messrs.
Eea and lianey WAS discussed at length in
Select anf lost 10y unanimous vote.
Au invitation from Mayor Gourley to at
-und the >chruley Park celebration of the
Fourth OF July was read received and filed,
ami q motion passed that all members who
Among the new bills presented Yesterday
was IN ordinance ITO regulate and suppress
TIE production and emission of smoke from
DiuuinuuS coal and to provide penalties for
acting rules and regulations for the public
parks.
Bridge Ordinances Presented.
The ordinance for the South Twenty
second street bridge over the Monongahela
river provides for an approach at the juno
ti0U OF Forbes and Brady streets by means
O1 an overhead viaduct and at the other end
the approach to he built back far enough on
south Twenty second street 10 get the pro-
g. AnD1lpT b1ilup OrfliOanca TYn-
-unted WAS one granting tho Short Way
Bridge Company the right to construct all-
proFcilcN iuT bridge over the Monongahela
river from properly belonging to the COM
p8nT On second avenue to the foot of South
Eighth street. the bridge to he built of iron
and under supervision of Chief BigelOw.
The latter ordinance vas presented by Mr.
BOherJ SON.
The following ordinances were passed
finally:
Authorizing Chief Bigrow Ia purchase land from
Annie q. Dun. {. Il. ~eeey, ". \. HOeveIcr and
stella ID. k"uHe'iy a. additions 10 Highland Park:
changing the name OF portion of JUncaire street
Z" W '"9mwn avenue: changing the name OF Mood
Ulster alley frcu Bryant street 10 Azimuth alley:
l'crting Hamilton avenue from Firth TO Franks
Town avonuc~: relocating southern avenue from
SuE9 street Io Bngg> avenue; locating Woodlawn
avenue from LuHcaIre 10 Fralich street: authoriz-
ing construction OF sewers on Atlantic and Penn
avenues, from kiucaid 10 Rebecca streets; Craig
street from enter ia An'quippa streets: Wool
slav.r alley from Fem 10 Friendship avenues: re-
peaIing an ordinance Widening Diamond alley
from Smithfeld 10 Market streets; granting the
LOWS Foundry aud Machine Company the right to
switch on First avenue; authorizing the cOnstruc-
uo1 of public stairway from Juniper to Cedar
streets, NUrHiing portion of lster street and All
I-Etn alley: establishing the grade of Hamilton ave-
uUr from Uomcwood avenue 10 city line: Cypress
street, from Edmond to ilathda streets: Mansion
street. from Second avenue to GlenwOod avenue;
EsscN alley, frc:u Paul to Edmond streets.
Papers That Were Referred.
In Common Council on the call of the wards
tie following papers were presented and
referred:
ordinances for sewers on Fifth avenue near st.
Pierre street Fifth avenue, soho street and Allie
puipIa street. Brady street aud along Soho run
ON tiftu avenue, Boquct and .Joncaire street, on
ElGm ALLEY Hud on Turner alley and Dallas street
for grading, paving and curbiHg Mayiower street
N"Ul-layr" alley, lutley street Cabinet alley Fifty
fourth ~lCr and Ward street: for grading aud paw
llS NarmIpn ALLEY; for paving aud CurbIug Haul-
i'l avenue: ipr establishing the grade of " oOdawn
-o- water pipe on Sylvan avenue and Hatfield
street.
An invitation from the Mayor inviting the
council 10 attend the Fourth of July exercise
at Schenley Park was read and accepted.
The ordinances Tor the purchase OF ground
Tor Highland Park was passed. Dir. Bignam
from the Committee on Public Works, pre-
sented ordinances for sewers on Woolslayer
alley, on Atlantic and Penn avenues and on
Craig street; passed.
Mr. ODOnnell, from the Committee on
surveys, presented ordinances establishing
the grade OF Essex alley, Mansion street.
Hamilton avenue, Cypress street, vacating
portions of Ulster and Azarinth alleys
changing the name of portions of Joncaire
street, Woodburn street and Froelick street;
locating Woodlawn avenue and Hamilton