Telegram-herald., 1891-05-05
MAYOR UHL'SANNUAL



Coat saed froa First pzre1
of city attorney. The nomiB asion xxs
confirmed by al unanimous vote. The
next nomination Mas Louis l.. LAunlere
Tor city seAler CT wesghts and mess-
ures- Confirmed by . vote OF H. 10 5.
Charles W. caikins Vas nominated and
confirmed for member OF the board of
health for three years. Vim. q. West
fall Was nominated and confirmed as
assistant Judge or police court. Ran
som q. Luce was nominated and con-
firmed as cemetery COMMISSIONER. Vim.
+. Penw4rden was dominated as city
ply sieian. The nomination WAS not
voting against il.
st~sdssg Committsss-
The Mayor announced tina following
standing committees:
WAYS AND MEAss-Hauser, Sproul
and ., ponneiL.
CLAIAs AND Accouxrs-carpenter
Stein and>Wurrburg.
sraEErsNpoyle, Denton. Mills, Saun-
ders, Stokes
HEAIrH-stokes, Dregge. Frost.
FIaE DErAKrnnsr-Mllls, wurzburg.
Frost.
sEwEns-sproul. Enmer and Ander-
son.
BuIpIxcs = Stein. Mahoney and
Wurzburg.
PooK-0Donnell. Carpenter. Dunton.
PAEKs-Turner. Kinney. Conger.
ORpiSAScEs-Tateum, Turner and
Hauser.
LAxrs--saunders Couger and Mills.
BRIpGEs-Emmer, Mahoney and
Dregge.
SIpEwALKs-Anderson, Dregge and
Kinney.
CHARTER AMENDMENTS - Conger,
Turner, Saunders, Tateum aud Stokes.
Aid. saunders Made President.
The council proceeded TO the election
of q president. Alderman Emmer
proposed the name of Alderman Saun-
ders, and Alderman Tateum the name
of Alderman Stokes. Alderman Saun-
ders received IL votes, Alderman Stokes
s. Alderman Saunders was declared
elected.
Petitions and Eemonstrances.
H. A. Vedders and others petitioned
for cedar block pavement on West
Bridge-st. The residents of the Fifth
ward demonstrated against the grant
ing of q saloon license TO one Tenhopen,
VINO proposes to open saloon at the
corner OF College-aye. and Leonard-st.
The residents OF North Canal-st. re-
monstrated against the paving of the
portion of the street between Leonard
and Sweet-sts. with cedar blocks on
concrete. Referred to the aldermen Of
the Fifth ward.
Canal Street Paving.
The Board of Public Works presented
communication ratifying the council
that the Vally City Street and Cable
Railway Company intends TO pave be-
tween Its tracks on Canal-st. between
Lyon and Pearl-sts., with Hallwood
brick on . broken stone foundation.
The board requested the council to take
immediate sction in the matter that no
delay in the construction might occur.
Referred to the aldermen of the second
ward. It was afterward laid on the
Board of Public Works recommended
that the grade of Canal-st. be changed
between Lyon and Pearl-sts. The pre-
sent grade is fourteen inches below the
level of the side walks, and the board
recommended that the grade be raised.
Referred to the same committee.
Fred j. Adams was confirmed as de-
putty clerk of police court on the rec
ommendation of Police Clerk Pelton.
Committee Vacancies Filled.
At the request of Alderman Tateum
the mayor appointed Alderman Wurz-
burg on the committee to condemn
toll roads within the city limits. Alder
man Kinney was appointed to fill the
vacancy on the committee to confer |
with the street railway on the matter
of poles on Canal-st. Aldermen Con-
ger and Dunton fill the vacancies on |
the special water committee caused by |
the retirement of Aldermen Mckee aud
CreQue.
New Ordinances.
City Attorney Taylor submitted an
ordinance relative to the licensing of /!
dogs also to regulate the running at |
large and the Staying of dogs. 1t took |
the usual course. The ordinance regu-
lcting the use of public parks was taken
from the table, placed upon its third |
reading and after several amendments !
were added, it was passed. The ordi- |
nance regulating peddlers, hawkers |
and hucksters Was submitted and Or
dercd printed.
On motion Of Alderman Turner the |
Mayor appointed = committee TO amend
the rules Of the Council consisting OF |
Aldermen Turner, Saunders and Tate
um. The matter Of changing the pave
nlent to be laid between the street car |
tracks in Canal-st from asphalt TO brick |
Was carried by vote of ii to 3. The
Mayor ruled that as the asphalt had
been ordered by an unanimous vote |
and as the amendment carried by less !
than five-sixths Of the Council il was
therefore lost.
Alderman Emmer asked for recon-
sideration of the vote by which all |
wood block pavement was adopted for |!
West Bridge-st. As there was no |
definite specification of the kind of |
pavement to be used, and the resolution
left the selection of the material to the |
Board Of Public Works, the council was